Frontend Engineer

Key responsibilities:

• Own and evolve the frontend architecture and technical frameworks across multiple game clients.
• Design and maintain reusable client foundations and game-category frameworks for different game paradigms.
• Develop and maintain frontend systems using React, TypeScript, Vite and modern CSS frameworks.
• Implement and maintain event-driven client‑server communication for realtime and on‑demand gameplay (e.g., via WebSockets).
• Translate gameplay flows, UX layouts and specs into scalable frontend implementations.
• Support and guide external development studios building on the client frameworks.
• Maintain source code repositories, versioning practices and build pipelines for game clients.
• Define and enforce frontend architecture patterns, testing practices and coding standards.
• Collaborate with product, design, backend and QA to ensure reliable player experiences.
• Identify architectural risks, performance bottlenecks and dependencies; drive resolutions.
• Ensure all game clients meet technical, operational and regulatory requirements.

• 5+ years of experience developing complex frontend applications using React and TypeScript.
• Experience with HTML5 game development technologies, such as Three.js or PlayCanvas.
• Experience building interactive or real-time graphical applications for the web.
• Experience working with external development studios or distributed engineering teams.
• Strong experience building state-driven or event-driven frontend systems.
• Solid understanding of asynchronous programming and real-time client-server interactions.
• Experience with modern frontend tooling such as Vite, CSS frameworks (e.g., Tailwind), and automated testing frameworks.
• Strong experience with Git, version control, and collaborative development workflows.
• Ability to translate product and UX concepts into robust technical implementations.
• Experience collaborating with designers, backend engineers, and product teams.
• Strong problem-solving and communication skills.
• Nice to have:
• Experience working in regulated, transactional, or high-reliability environments is a plus.