Hiring: Ui Developer (Dehradun)

About GoAudits GoAudits is a mobile-first auditing and inspection platform used by multi-location businesses across retail, hospitality, healthcare, manufacturing, and facilities. Teams run inspections on any device, generate instant branded reports, turn failed items into tracked corrective actions, and follow score trends across every site from a single dashboard, keeping frontline teams and management aligned on standards and compliance. We're growing fast, and this role is central to scaling pipeline generation into new territory as we expand. Key Responsibilities - Design, develop, and maintain scalable, responsive, and high-performance user interfaces using React and TypeScript. - Build reusable, modular UI components aligned with the organisation’s design system and frontend standards. - Design and implement Micro Frontend architectures, enabling teams to independently develop, test, and deploy frontend modules. - Work with Module Federation (Webpack, Vite, Rspack) or similar frontend composition approaches to integrate host applications with remote modules. - Define and maintain clear contracts between host and remote applications, including shared dependencies, routing, authentication, and communication patterns. - Integrate REST and/or GraphQL APIs to deliver reliable and effective data experiences within the UI. - Develop clean, maintainable, scalable, and testable code following modern frontend engineering practices. - Collaborate closely with Product, UX/UI, Backend, Architecture, and other Engineering teams to translate requirements into intuitive and seamless user experiences. - Troubleshoot and resolve complex UI and integration issues across host and remote applications, ensuring product stability and reliability. - Enhance existing functionality and develop new features based on evolving product and customer requirements. - Identify and implement opportunities to improve application performance, including page load times, rendering performance, bundle size, responsiveness, and overall scalability. - Ensure applications meet accessibility standards (WCAG) and provide consistent experiences across modern browsers and devices. - Contribute to frontend engineering standards, code reviews, technical documentation, and continuous improvement of development practices. - Skills & Qualifications - 5–7 years of professional experience in frontend/UI development. - Strong hands-on experience with React and TypeScript, including functional components, hooks, and modern React patterns. - Proven experience designing or working with Micro Frontend architectures, using technologies such as Module Federation, single-spa, or similar approaches. - Strong understanding of modern frontend build tools and bundlers, including Webpack, Vite, Rspack, or equivalent technologies. - Strong proficiency in HTML5 and CSS3, with experience using modern styling approaches such as CSS Modules, styled-components, Tailwind CSS, or equivalent frameworks. - Experience with modern state management and data-fetching solutions, such as Redux Toolkit, Zustand, TanStack Query, or similar. - Hands-on experience integrating REST and/or GraphQL APIs within frontend applications. - Good understanding of frontend architecture, component design, dependency management, and application scalability. - Experience with Git-based development workflows, CI/CD pipelines, code reviews, and Agile methodologies. - Strong debugging, problem-solving, and analytical skills, with the ability to troubleshoot issues across complex frontend environments. - Strong communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively with architects, engineers, product teams, designers, and other stakeholders. - Ability to work independently, take ownership of deliverables, and operate effectively in a collaborative Agile environment. Good to Have - Experience working with design systems and Storybook. - Experience with Next.Js or other modern React frameworks. - Experience with monorepo tooling, such as Nx or Turborepo. - Familiarity with frontend observability, performance monitoring, and application analytics. - Experience working in large-scale SaaS or multi-product environments. - Exposure to automated frontend testing frameworks and practices.

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