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Generalist frontend title and mainstream stack increase applicant density despite smaller employer brand.
Core frontend, Next.js, and TypeScript skills transfer easily across industries.
Explicit 0–1 years plus mandatory Next.js, TypeScript, performance and CMS skills increases selectivity.
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Own and manage the entire page publishing pipeline across multiple brands, including building, migrating, and shipping high-quality pages within a multi-brand CMS platform.
Develop and extend reusable CMS components and templates using Next.js, TypeScript, and modern CSS, making proactive rendering strategy decisions to meet performance and SEO standards.
Collaborate closely with marketing teams to rapidly turn campaign briefs into live pages, ensuring accessibility, Core Web Vitals, and SEO standards are upheld without creating engineering bottlenecks.
0-1 years of frontend development experience, ideally with production-facing webpage builds.
Strong proficiency in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and familiarity with Next.js or Astro including rendering strategies like static, ISR, and SSR.
Comfortable with TypeScript, modern CSS techniques (Flexbox, Grid, Tailwind or similar), and understanding of caching (CDN, cache invalidation) and Core Web Vitals impact.
Ability to accurately translate Figma designs with attention to typography and spacing; excellent written and verbal communication to work between engineering and marketing.
Operates well in a high-throughput, hands-on role that demands quick delivery without sacrificing quality, prioritizing shipping over lengthy processes.
Experience or strong interest in headless CMS environments, content migration from legacy systems, and component-driven frontend architecture.
Capable of independent ownership from brief to live deployment, balancing technical quality (SEO, accessibility, performance) with business needs aligned to marketing campaigns.