Frontend Architect

Description

• Architect Micro-Frontend Infrastructure: Design and evolve micro-frontend platform using Module Federation in React & Angular. Create and maintain shared NPM packages enforcing consistency and patterns across the organization. Drive team collaboration through architectural governance, code review processes, and cross-functional alignment. • Drive Developer Platform Strategy: Create developer tools and automation that streamline workflows and boost productivity across engineering teams. Design AI-enabled tooling to accelerate development processes, including intelligent code generation, automated testing, and smart debugging capabilities. Author technical documentation and mentor engineers through code reviews. • Enable AI/ML Platform Capabilities: Partner with AI teams to build integration, model management workflows, and AI-assisted tools. Design standardized AI components with contract-based messaging to reduce integration time. • Drive Reliability & Performance: Lead optimization initiatives to reduce bundle size and costs. Spearhead framework migrations delivering critical security fixes. Implement performance monitoring and optimization strategies that reduce latency and improve load times.

Requirements

• At least 8 years of experience in frontend software development. • At least 3 years of experience in frontend architecture with demonstrated organization-wide impact. • Deep expertise with React, Javascript and TypeScript; experience with Angular is highly valued. • Experience with micro-frontend architectures (Module Federation, single-spa, Web Components, or similar approaches). • Strong knowledge of build tooling (Webpack, Vite, Rollup) and monorepo management. • Experience with testing strategies (unit, integration, E2E) and establishing testing standards across teams. • Strong verbal and written communication skills to effectively collaborate with team members and drive consensus across multiple teams. • Nice to have: Experience with observability platforms, CDN optimization, Next.js or other meta-frameworks, CI/CD pipelines, and AWS.

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