Frontend Developer

The Opportunity: We are looking for a versatile Frontend Developer to join our knitted product team at Playo. You will work closely with PMs, designers, and backend engineers to craft intuitive, responsive, and user-friendly interfaces that elevate the Playo experience. If you have a strong foundation in frontend technologies and a passion for building world-class products, we’d love to hear from you. Roles and Responsibilities: Design and implement highly responsive and user-centric web interfaces. Collaborate with designers and backend engineers to build seamless features and functionalities. Optimize web applications for maximum speed, scalability, and cross-browser compatibility. Debug, test, and maintain the frontend application throughout the product lifecycle. Prepare detailed technical and implementation design documents. Requirements: 2-5 years of relevant experience in frontend development. Proficient in HTML5 , CSS3 , JavaScript , and modern frontend frameworks like React.js or Vue.js or Next.js . Strong understanding of responsive design principles , UI/UX design standards , and cross-browser compatibility . Familiarity with state management libraries (e.g., Redux, MobX) and frontend build tools (e.g., Webpack, Vite). Hands-on experience integrating RESTful APIs with frontend applications. Proficient in version control tools like Git . Previous experience as part of a product-oriented team is a plus. Contributions to open-source projects are a bonus. Next Steps: Believe you have what it takes to join us on the playfield? Then, drop us a line on careers@playo.co along with your resume. Please highlight your motivation for this role as well as your qualifications/skills to convince us that you’re the best person to take the field for this position. Shortlisted candidates will be suitably grilled for tech skills and culture fit :). Also, please do check out our app at www.playo.co/download before you reach out to us – we would absolutely love some fresh ideas and critique. Show more Show less