Software Engineer II - Front End ( AI Experience)

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Requirements:

• 3+ years of experience delivering impactful front-end applications in production environments.
• Solid experience and strong proficiency in React (including React 18+) and front-end ecosystems (ECMAScript 6+, TypeScript, CSS-in-JS, modern HTML/CSS).
• Good background in responsive design, cross-browser compatibility, and mobile-first development principles.
• Experience with (or strong interest in learning) animated interfaces, dynamic content, and voice-to-text/voice-to-voice interactions.
• Ability to understand and implement scalable front-end architectures that separate content, logic, and localization.
• Experience with GitHub, CI/CD pipelines, and modern version control practices.
• Hands-on integration experience with GraphQL/REST APIs, and familiarity with BFF patterns.

Responsibilities:

• Contribute significantly to the front-end architecture for GIA interfaces — focusing on design fidelity, performance, componentization, and responsiveness.
• Collaborate cross-functionally with product managers, UX designers, and AI/ML engineers to deliver seamless and intelligent user experiences.
• Implement high-performance, reusable components using React 18+ (knowledge of 19 is a plus) with TypeScript across web applications.
• Build dynamic and animated interfaces with attention to detail around motion, voice interaction, and responsiveness across browsers and devices.
• Integrate effectively with BFF (Backend-for-Frontend) and REST APIs, with an eye toward stability, observability, and testability.
• Actively contribute to and promote a culture of quality by contributing to CI/CD pipelines (e.g., GitHub Actions), unit and integration test coverage, and front-end performance observability.
• Play a key role in front-end development for initiatives including GIA-next, templating systems, editor experiences, and multimedia (images, video) integration.

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