Junior Frontend Developer (React.js) – Wrocław or remotely I

<div> <strong>We are looking for skillful Web Frontend Developers to join one of our teams working with US clients – referrals from the high-end American IT market</strong></div> <div>Our tech stack is built around <strong>React, Nodejs, and TypeScript</strong>. We are working with well-established companies and sometimes startups in their early stages (MVPs), which makes the job full of diversity and exciting challenges while crafting cutting-edge solutions.</div> <div>Enjoy the flexibility of working within the <strong>Polish time zone</strong> and collaborate with clients from diverse industries such as FinTech, SportsTech, MedTech, and many others.</div> <div>Salary: PLN 6.000 – 9.000 + VAT (B2B); PLN 6.000 – 7.400 brutto (UZL)</div> <div> <strong>Offer summary:</strong></p> <div class="posting-requirements plain-list" data-qa="posting-requirements"> <div> <ul> <li><strong>Required skills:</strong> 1 year of commercial experience within web development, understanding of basic JS concepts, TypeScript, basic experience with Reactjs, knowledge hungry</li> <li><strong>Offer:</strong> B2B/UZL, paid days off, 100% remote (or hybrid/onsite – as you prefer), Polish time zone, flexible hours, full-time position, long-term contract, Scrum Teams</li> <li><strong>Perks and Benefits:</strong> Budgets for self-development, integrations, healthcare & sport activities, Mentoring Program, Individual Career Path, Paid Time Off, Paid Health Break and more</li> <li><strong>Tools you’ll use:</strong> Apple MacBook Pro, Slack, GSuite, GitHub, Jira, Coda, Miro</li> </ul> </div> </div> </div> <div> <strong>Your future tasks and duties:</strong></p> <div class="posting-requirements plain-list" data-qa="posting-requirements"> <div> <ul> <li>Develop and maintain Reactjs applications</li> <li>Implement responsive interfaces with attention to design details and user experience</li> <li>Write clean, maintainable code following team standards</li> <li>Participate in code reviews – giving and receiving feedback constructively</li> <li>Collaborate with designers, developers, QA, and product owners to deliver features</li> <li>Document your work and contribute to team knowledge base</li> <li>Continuously expand technical skills with mentor support</li> </ul> </div> </div> </div> <div> <strong>About you – Tech skills & Experience:</strong></p> <div class="posting-requirements plain-list" data-qa="posting-requirements"> <div> <ul> <li>1 year of commercial experience in web development</li> <li>Strong JavaScript fundamentals and TypeScript knowledge</li> <li>Hands-on experience with Reactjs ecosystem (hooks, state management)</li> <li>REST API integration and basic build tools configuration</li> <li>Uses AI coding assistants for learning, exploration, and productivity while critically evaluating outputs</li> <li>Open-minded to new challenges (TypeScript, React frameworks like Next.js or Remix, etc.) with company coherency in mind</li> </ul> </div> </div> </div> <div> <strong>About you – Soft skills:</strong></p> <div class="posting-requirements plain-list" data-qa="posting-requirements"> <div> <ul> <li>Genuine interest in understanding user needs and the business value of your work</li> <li>Proactive in communication – shares progress and asks for help when needed</li> <li>Embraces feedback as learning opportunities and comfortable admitting knowledge gaps</li> <li>Open-minded about learning new frameworks and technologies</li> <li>Interest in backend technologies and aspiration towards fullstack development</li> <li>Comfortable working in Agile/Scrum environments</li> <li>English B2+ for international collaboration</li> <li>Polish C1 for daily team communication</li> <li>Ready to work closely with mentors while gradually building independence</li> </ul> </div> </div> </div> <div> <strong>Nice to have:</strong></p> <div class="posting-requirements plain-list" data-qa="posting-requirements"> <div> <ul> <li>Modern meta-frameworks (for example: TanStack Start, Next.js, Remix, SvelteKit)</li> <li>Cloud services understanding (AWS, serverless)</li> <li>Docker basics, CI/CD pipelines</li> <li>Testing frameworks (Jest, React Testing Library)</li> </ul> </div> </div> </div> <div>6,000 zł – 9,000 zł a month</div> <div>Salary: PLN 6.000 – 9.000 + VAT (B2B); PLN 6.000 – 7.400 brutto (UZL)</div> <div> <strong>Meaningful projects, top-notch experts and value-driven workplace</strong></div> <div> <strong>Sound good?</strong></div> <div> <strong>Apply now!</strong></div>

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