Frontend developer (React)
PixidPixid is entering an ambitious transformation phase and is looking for the next builders of this change!
The platform is highly configurable and used by multiple international stakeholders, making the challenge particularly stimulating.
PIXID manages more than 222,000 companies connected to over 12,000 temporary work agencies. Each month, they exchange more than 2.5 million documents, representing a purchasing volume estimated at nearly €11 billion!
Join our Squad working in Agile as we build next-generation micro-services using cutting-edge technologies. You’ll develop scalable, secure services while promoting engineering best practices and contributing to our event-driven architecture.
We’re looking for a passionate Frontend Developer (Individual Contributor). You’ll collaborate within a cross-functional squad to build and improve React applications in our monorepo, following best practices and contributing to our frontend modernization through hands-on delivery.
You’ll work in an Agile Scrum squad to deliver high-quality frontends and services. You’ll refine user stories with the Product Owner, contribute to UX decisions, and collaborate with backend engineers to define and consume clear API contracts.
Key Responsibilities
Coding Standards & Reviews: Contribute to frontend best practices, participate in code reviews, and apply sound architectural patterns in React applications
Upgrade Contributions: Implement and validate React upgrades in specific apps, including refactors and automated tests
Quality Engineering: Write unit, integration, and E2E tests; help maintain healthy coverage and CI stability (Jest/Karma/Cypress)
UX Collaboration: Partner with Product and Design to refine user flows, ensure accessibility, and tune performance
Design System Contribution: Build and document reusable React components in Storybook and consume the design system consistently
Monorepo Workflow: Contribute to Yarn workspace-based libraries and build optimizations; maintain shared utilities and tooling
Incremental Migration: Implement micro-frontend modules and adapters to gradually replace legacy UI features