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Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. TradeStation is an online brokerage firm focused on delivering an exceptional trading experience for active traders and institutions. They are seeking a Front-End Web Production Engineer to translate approved designs into polished web experiences and manage content production within their CMS. The ideal candidate will work closely with the UI/UX team to ensure design accuracy and enhance the web production process using AI tools.ResponsibilitiesBuild and publish web pages, landing pages, and content updates in ContentStack with accuracy and speed, working from approved Figma designs and content briefsManage routine content entry, updates, and maintenance tasks across web properties, maintaining consistency with established design standards and brand guidelinesTranslate Figma designs into clean, accurate HTML and CSS implementations, working within existing component libraries and design systemsPerform thorough cross-browser and cross-device QA on all web deliverables before launch, flagging issues and coordinating fixes with the Senior Developer as neededWork closely with the Senior Full-Stack Developer, UX/UI Designer, and Marketing Analytics Specialist to ensure web deliverables are accurate, on-brand, and aligned with conversion goalsCommunicate production status, blockers, and completion updates clearly across the team and within project management toolsAdhere to established coding standards, naming conventions, and component usage guidelines set by the Senior Developer and design systemEnsure all published content meets accessibility standards (WCAG 2.1) and is compliant with applicable regulatory requirements for a financial services environmentActively use AI tools to accelerate production tasks, improve code quality, and identify opportunities to reduce manual effort in recurring workflowsStay current on front-end development tools and techniques and bring practical improvements to the teams production workflowSkillsMinimum of 3 years of professional front-end development or web production experienceBachelor's degree in Web Development, Computer Science, Design, or a related field; or equivalent professional experienceStrong proficiency in HTML and CSS, with the ability to implement pixel-perfect layouts from Figma designsWorking knowledge of JavaScript and TypeScript sufficient to implement interactions, troubleshoot front-end issues, and work confidently within a typed React/Next.js codebaseWorking knowledge of React and Next.js sufficient to build pages, implement components, and work accurately within an established codebase without breaking existing architectureFamiliarity with JSX and component-based architecture sufficient to implement designs accurately within existing component librariesHands-on experience with a headless CMS platform for content entry, page building, and publishing workflowsAbility to read and interpret Figma files accurately, including components, styles, and responsive layout specificationsCross-browser and cross-device testing proficiency, with a methodical approach to QA before launchStrong attention to detail and ability to manage multiple production tasks simultaneously under deadline pressureBasic awareness of SEO best practices as they apply to web page structure, metadata, and content formattingComfortable using AI tools to accelerate production, troubleshoot code, and reduce manual effort in recurring tasksClear communicator who proactively flags blockers and keeps stakeholders informed on production statusA genuine eye for detail and craft - notices when something is off by a pixel and cares enough to fix itDemonstrated portfolio of shipped web pages or production work, including live URLs or code samples, with evidence of React or Next.js experienceProficiency with Git-based version control in a collaborative team environmentExperience working within Agile or sprint-based development workflowsDemonstrated experience working in a TypeScript and React-based front-end environmentLight motion or interaction design experience (CSS animations, GSAP)Prior experience with ContentStack or a comparable enterprise headless CMSExperience working in a financial services, fintech, or regulated industry environmentFamiliarity with TradeStation products and the online brokerage ecosystemBenefitsYearly bonusComprehensive benefits for you and your family starting Day 1Unlimited Paid Time OffFlexible working environmentTradeStation Account employee benefits, as well as full access to trading education materialsCompany OverviewTradeStation is the home of those born to trade, where advanced trading technology intersects with institutional-grade brokerage services. It was founded in 1982, and is headquartered in Miami, Florida, USA, with a workforce of 501-1000 employees. Its website is https://www.tradestation.com/learn/market-basics/cryptocurrencies/. Apply To this Job .
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