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A career within Functional and Industry Technologies services will provide you with the opportunity to build secure and new digital experiences for customers, employees, and suppliers. We focus on improving apps or developing new apps for traditional and mobile devices as well as conducting usability testing to find ways to improve our clients’ user experience. As part of our team, you’ll help clients harness technology systems in financial services focusing on areas such as insurance, sales performance management, retirement and pension, asset management, and banking & capital markets. To really stand out and make us fit for the future in a constantly changing world, each and every one of us at PwC needs to be a purpose-led and values-driven leader at every level. To help us achieve this we have the PwC Professional; our global leadership development framework. It gives us a single set of expectations across our lines, geographies and career paths, and provides transparency on the skills we need as individuals to be successful and progress in our careers, now and in the future. Responsibilities As a Senior Associate, you'll work as part of a team of problem solvers, helping to solve complex business issues from strategy to execution. PwC Professional skills and responsibilities for this management level include but are not limited to: Use feedback and reflection to develop self awareness, personal strengths and address development areas. Delegate to others to provide stretch opportunities, coaching them to deliver results. Demonstrate critical thinking and the ability to bring order to unstructured problems. Use a broad range of tools and techniques to extract insights from current industry or sector trends. Review your work and that of others for quality, accuracy and relevance. Know how and when to use tools available for a given situation and can explain the reasons for this choice. Seek and embrace opportunities which give exposure to different situations, environments and perspectives. Use straightforward communication, in a structured way, when influencing and connecting with others. Able to read situations and modify behavior to build quality relationships. Uphold the firm's code of ethics and business conduct. Years of Experience - 5 - 10 years Education - BTech/BE/ME/MTech/MCA Roles And Responsibilities - Demonstrates expert abilities and extensive Application Managed Service projects and solutioning the Smartcomm integration with Guidewire Suite of applications on premises and SaaS, with proven success executing and leading all aspects of complex engagements within the Smartcomm application achieving on-time and on-budget delivery, as well as the following: 6+ years of experience as a technical lead for Smartcomm application Strong understanding of SmartCOMM or Thunderhead concepts & development Sound knowledge of SMARTCOMM (Thunderhead) Suits of Products - Advanced Template Designer (Business Content Studio and Admin), Data Modeler (Business Object Studio), Review Now, Interview Now and Dashboard Sound knowledge about SmartCOMM Modules - Data Modeler, Advanced Template Designer and Web Editor Sound knowledge of Smart Communications Appliance Configuration and Deployment Models (Cloud/Hybrid) Sound knowledge in generating Interactive communications (Draft Editor, Data Capture, ipdfs) Good knowledge about Thunderhead/Smart Communication APIs Should be well versed with preparation of the XML data schema and their mapping to business data objects Authoring business templates as per the business requirements Consolidating form templates, recognizing common graphical elements, information blocks, layouts, variable data requirements, functional similarity and multilingual Developing and documenting forms designs and form specifications, including form usage and derivation rules, data mapping, variable logic, templates, styles, layout etc. Should be well versed in creation of Static Layouts for Print and Responsive Layouts for Web Technical knowledge in creating Simple, Scriptable Batch Config/Template Selector and Output Configurations for post processing Expertise on Java/J2EE, JSON, Web services is desirable Experience on any other CCM tool is desirable Preferred Skill Set - SMARTCOMM (Thunderhead) integration with Guidewire application suite, including leading related project teams; SmartCOMM Modules - Data Modeler, Advanced Template Designer and Web Editor Java/J2EE, JSON, Web services; XML Coding;

About The Job We are looking for a highly skilled Angular + ..Net Engineer with hands-on experience in the .NET ecosystem, modern test automation tools (Playwright & Selenium), and a working knowledge of Angular. The ideal candidate is passionate about delivering high-quality applications through automation and has a strong understanding of frontend technologies to build and debug effective test strategies. Key Responsibilities Design and implement automation scripts using Playwright for .NET, Selenium WebDriver, and Puppeteer. Write clean, maintainable code in C# (.NET 6 or 7) to automate UI and functional testing. Use advanced locator strategies in Playwright (getByRole, getByText, getByTestId), Selenium (id, class, xpath, cssSelector), and Puppeteers page interaction APIs. Work closely with frontend developers to understand Angular components and DOM structures for more accurate automation coverage. Utilize JavaScript to write custom scripts, troubleshoot dynamic behaviors, and handle complex DOM interactions in tests. Contribute to test strategy, automation frameworks, CI/CD integration, and regression suite maintenance. Key Skills & Requirements Strong programming experience in C# and hands-on experience with . NET 6 or 7. Solid experience in UI automation using Playwright for . NET, Selenium WebDriver, and Puppeteer. Proficient in JavaScript, especially for selector strategies and DOM interaction. Working knowledge of Angular and how its dynamic DOM influences test automation. Experience in building robust, scalable test frameworks and maintaining test suites. Strong understanding of the DOM, browser developer tools, and dynamic page testing. Excellent communication and leadership skills. Preferred Qualifications Familiarity with Angular testing tools like Jasmine and Karma. REST API testing experience (e. , Postman). CI/CD exposure (e. , Azure DevOps, GitHub Actions, Jenkins). Experience with test management tools (e. , Jira, TestRail). Knowledge of Microsoft Dynamics 365 is a plus point (ref:hirist.tech)

At PwC, our people in business application consulting specialise in consulting services for a variety of business applications, helping clients optimise operational efficiency. These individuals analyse client needs, implement software solutions, and provide training and support for seamless integration and utilisation of business applications, enabling clients to achieve their strategic objectives. As a Guidewire developer at PwC, you will specialise in developing and customising applications using the Guidewire platform. Guidewire is a software suite that provides insurance companies with tools for policy administration, claims management, and billing. You will be responsible for designing, coding, and testing software solutions that meet the specific needs of insurance organisations. Driven by curiosity, you are a reliable, contributing member of a team. In our fast-paced environment, you are expected to adapt to working with a variety of clients and team members, each presenting varying challenges and scope. Every experience is an opportunity to learn and grow. You are expected to take ownership and consistently deliver quality work that drives value for our clients and success as a team. As you navigate through the Firm, you build a brand for yourself, opening doors to more opportunities. Skills Examples of the skills, knowledge, and experiences you need to lead and deliver value at this level include but are not limited to: Apply a learning mindset and take ownership for your own development. Appreciate diverse perspectives, needs, and feelings of others. Adopt habits to sustain high performance and develop your potential. Actively listen, ask questions to check understanding, and clearly express ideas. Seek, reflect, act on, and give feedback. Gather information from a range of sources to analyse facts and discern patterns. Commit to understanding how the business works and building commercial awareness. Learn and apply professional and technical standards (e.g. refer to specific PwC tax and audit guidance), uphold the Firm's code of conduct and independence requirements. Years Of Experience - 3 - 5 Years Education - BTech/BE/ME/MTech/MCA Roles And Responsibilities - Demonstrates expert abilities and extensive Application Managed Service projects and solutioning the Smartcomm integration with Guidewire Suite of applications on premises and SaaS, with proven success executing and leading all aspects of complex engagements within the Smartcomm application achieving on-time and on-budget delivery, as well as the following: 3+ years of experience as a technical lead for Smartcomm application Strong understanding of SmartCOMM or Thunderhead concepts & development Sound knowledge of SMARTCOMM (Thunderhead) Suits of Products - Advanced Template Designer (Business Content Studio and Admin), Data Modeler (Business Object Studio), Review Now, Interview Now and Dashboard Sound knowledge about SmartCOMM Modules - Data Modeler, Advanced Template Designer and Web Editor Sound knowledge of Smart Communications Appliance Configuration and Deployment Models (Cloud/Hybrid) Sound knowledge in generating Interactive communications (Draft Editor, Data Capture, ipdfs) Good knowledge about Thunderhead/Smart Communication APIs Should be well versed with preparation of the XML data schema and their mapping to business data objects Authoring business templates as per the business requirements Consolidating form templates, recognizing common graphical elements, information blocks, layouts, variable data requirements, functional similarity and multilingual Developing and documenting forms designs and form specifications, including form usage and derivation rules, data mapping, variable logic, templates, styles, layout etc. Should be well versed in creation of Static Layouts for Print and Responsive Layouts for Web Technical knowledge in creating Simple, Scriptable Batch Config/Template Selector and Output Configurations for post processing Expertise on Java/J2EE, JSON, Web services is desirable Experience On Any Other CCM Tool Is Desirable Preferred Skill Set - SMARTCOMM (Thunderhead) integration with Guidewire application suite, including leading related project teams; SmartCOMM Modules - Data Modeler, Advanced Template Designer and Web Editor Java/J2EE, JSON, Web services; XML Coding;

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!

Experience : 6.00 + years Salary : USD 2500 / month (based on experience) Expected Notice Period : 7 Days Shift : (GMT+05:30) Asia/Kolkata (IST) Opportunity Type : Remote Placement Type : Full Time Contract for 6 Months(40 hrs a week/160 hrs a month) (*Note: This is a requirement for one of Uplers' client - BR) What do you need for this opportunity? Must have skills required: NA, CI/CD, Component-Based Architecture, Jest or Vitest, Performance Optimization, react, Redux, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript BR is Looking for: General Technical Overview Potential Partnership Phase 1 of development (first 2 months) will focus on establishing a partnership grounded in trust and quality, delivering a modular, high-performance base architecture alongside a foundational implementation of the dashboard using TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS. The architecture will prioritize scalability, maintainability, and a strong developer experience, with an emphasis on component modularity, performance optimization, and seamless integration with a design system. Importantly, while the initial focus is on the dashboard, the architecture and development effort are not limited to this feature alone; should the dashboard be completed earlier than expected or if internal priorities shift, the development resources and base architecture can be readily adapted to other features or modules. This flexible foundation is intended to support and accelerate future development phases, including the progressive migration of additional features and functionalities from the existing internal project. Key Technical Features & Specifications Technology Stack Language: TypeScript Framework: React Styling: Tailwind CSS Routing: React Router v6 or TanStack Router Global State Management: Zustand or Redux Toolkit Local State Management: React Context + useReducer Architecture & Scalability Component-Based Architecture: Modular and domain-driven structure enabling feature isolation and reuse. Optimized File Structure: Organized by features/domains to enhance discoverability and reduce coupling. Design System Integration: Figma integration via tokens (optional) and Storybook for visual documentation and approval. Theme Support: Built-in dark/light mode support. Internationalization (i18n): Ready for multilingual interfaces using tools like i18next. Performance Optimization: Lazy loading of routes and components Debounced inputs, memoization, virtualization (if needed) Efficient rendering of large datasets UI/UX Requirements Responsive & Accessible Design: Desktop-first layout adaptable to smaller viewports (portrait-oriented). Persistent Navigation: Sidebar and topbar with responsive collapse/expand behavior. Stateful UX Support: Loading indicators (skeletons, spinners) Empty state components Data Export Features: CSV, PDF exports (format and content to be defined) Conditional UI Rendering: Based on user roles/permissions Notification System: Inline and toast-based alerts Component Library & Design System Component Library: Radix UI or ShadCN (for accessible and themeable primitives) Design Documentation: Storybook (isolated component testing, visual QA, and collaboration) Design Tokens: Optional use of @tokens-studio/react for importing Figma variables directly into code Testing & Quality Assurance Unit Testing: Vitest (modern, fast alternative to Jest) or Jest Integration Testing: React Testing Library (focuses on testing components the way users interact with them) End-to-End (E2E) Testing: Playwright or Cypress (for full user-flow testing across the UI and backend) Accessibility Audits: axe-core, WAVE, or Pa11y (to ensure WCAG-compliant interfaces) Code Coverage: c8 with Codecov integration (automated coverage reporting on pull requests) CI/CD & Development Workflow CI/CD Pipeline: GitHub Actions for: Linting (ESLint) Formatting (Prettier) Running tests and builds Version Control: Git with a clean PR strategy and conventional commit standards Code Quality Gates: Optional SonarCloud integration for detecting code smells, duplication, and technical debt Performance Audits: Lighthouse CI for tracking performance, accessibility, and SEO across PRs Observability & UX Monitoring (Optional) Error Monitoring: Sentry or LogRocket for real-time exception logging and alerting session replays UX Session Replay: LogRocket for identifying UX bottlenecks through user API Integration & Design API Review: Audit and refactor existing APIs as needed Mock API Layer: Use Beeceptor or Mockoon to simulate endpoints during frontend development API Standards: Define consistent patterns for RESTful APIs or GraphQL, depending on backend direction Functional Scope – Phase I: "Super Dashboard" The initial delivery phase will focus on developing a robust, performant dashboard ("Super Dashboard") featuring: Settings Management: User/system-level configurations Advanced Filtering: Multi-criteria, dynamic filter panel Global Search: Full-text search across modules Date Selector: Predefined and custom date range pickers Navigation: Persistent sidebar + topbar with adaptive layout Role-Based Access: Conditional rendering based on user roles Notifications: Visual alerts for system or user events Responsive Layout: Collapsible/resizable panels; mobile-adaptive components Loading/Empty States: Visual cues for data absence or load delays Data Exporting: CSV/PDF output (final specs TBD) Project Considerations Design and UX workflows should be provided by b-rayZ. Final Backend, and API infrastructure will be provided by b-rayZ, but should be revised and defined by the frontend developer. Frontend developers are responsible for: Develop frontend Reviewing and refining API specs Ensuring frontend-backend contract alignment Mocking endpoints when backend is not ready Ensure frontend best practices Maintain daily communication with b-rayZ How to apply for this opportunity? Step 1: Click On Apply! And Register or Login on our portal. Step 2: Complete the Screening Form & Upload updated Resume Step 3: Increase your chances to get shortlisted & meet the client for the Interview! About Uplers: Our goal is to make hiring reliable, simple, and fast. Our role will be to help all our talents find and apply for relevant contractual onsite opportunities and progress in their career. We will support any grievances or challenges you may face during the engagement. (Note: There are many more opportunities apart from this on the portal. Depending on the assessments you clear, you can apply for them as well). So, if you are ready for a new challenge, a great work environment, and an opportunity to take your career to the next level, don't hesitate to apply today. We are waiting for you!