Junior Frontend Developer (React + TypeScript)

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Muze is a new social network that helps you find your people and enage in meaniful banter around topics that matter to you. They discover like-minded communities, dive into meaningful discussions, and express their viewpoints freely, while creators cultivate dedicated audiences and monetize through exclusive subscription-based spaces. Join our early-stage startup and be the first to shape the user experience that drives creator success.

The Role: As our Front-End Developer, you’ll be at the core of building a high-performance, interactive web experience. You’ll work closely with the founder, designers, and backend engineers to bring Muze to life—crafting a sleek, real-time interface that scales from MVP to millions of users. If you thrive in fast-moving environments, love problem-solving, and are passionate about building social-first experiences, this role is for you.

What You’ll Do:

  • Develop and maintain the React + TypeScript front-end for our web app.
  • Build highly interactive features, including real-time feeds, threaded conversations, and smart content suggestions.
  • Ensure top-tier performance, responsiveness, and accessibility across devices.
  • Work closely with designers to translate Figma prototypes into pixel-perfect UI.
  • Collaborate with backend engineers to integrate APIs and optimize data fetching.
  • Maintain a scalable, reusable component-based architecture.
  • Write clean, modular, and well-documented code—leveraging best practices.
  • Contribute to technical decisions as we scale from Beta to a global platform.

Who You Are:

  • 1+ years of front-end development experience, React + TypeScript expertise required.
  • Solid grasp of Next.js, Zustand/Redux, Tailwind CSS, and component-driven UI.
  • Experience working on real-time apps, social platforms, or complex SPAs.
  • Strong understanding of performance optimization, SSR, and caching strategies.
  • Familiarity with WebSockets, GraphQL, or Firebase is a plus.
  • Passion for UI/UX—you care about how things look, feel, and perform.
  • Startup mindset—fast-moving, ownership-driven, and comfortable in ambiguity

Why Join Us? 🚀 Build for Scale – Help shape the future of social media from day one. 🌍 Remote-friendly – We’re distributed but highly collaborative. 🔥 Cutting-edge tech – Work with the latest front-end tools and frameworks. 💡 Fast-moving environment – Your ideas and code will directly impact the product.

*How to Apply? *

If you’re obsessed with quality, love breaking code, and want to build the social platform of tomorrow, we want you. Send your linkedin, and a brief cover letter explaining why you’re a great fit for this role to

Let’s build something amazing together. 🚀

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