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PDF Accessibility Specialist – Section 508 / WCAG Compliance 🏢 Company: EQUITECH Solution 🌐 Remote | Full-time / Part-time --- 🏢 Company Description: EQUITECH Solution is a trusted provider of document accessibility and compliance services. We help global organizations meet standards like Section 508, WCAG 2.1, and ADA through expert PDF remediation, accessibility audits, compliance testing, and screen reader compatibility (using NVDA, JAWS). Our clients include government bodies, law firms, educational institutions, and corporates across the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and Europe. --- 📌 Role Description: We are hiring a PDF Accessibility Specialist for our on-site New Delhi office. The specialist will be responsible for: Remediating PDF documents to meet accessibility standards Conducting accessibility audits and generating detailed reports Testing documents for WCAG/Section 508 compliance Ensuring screen reader compatibility using NVDA, JAWS Collaborating with the team to ensure high-quality deliverables Making necessary corrections and maintaining tagging structure --- 🎯 Qualifications: Hands-on experience in PDF & Document Remediation, tagging, and structuring Strong understanding of WCAG 2.1, Section 508, ADA guidelines Proficiency in generating accessibility audit reports Experience with screen reader testing (NVDA, JAWS) Excellent attention to detail and analytical skills Ability to work independently and on-site in New Delhi Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in a relevant field Knowledge of assistive technologies and experience with diverse teams is a plus --- 📥 How to Apply: Interested candidates can apply directly via LinkedIn or send their updated resume to info@equitechsolution.com

Biostate. AI - Frontend Engineer Location: Remote or Onsite (Bengaluru, India) Job Type: Full-time Experience Level: Mid-Senior About The Role Key Responsibilities Build and maintain front-end applications using React, Angular, and Next.js. Implement responsive, user-friendly interfaces with minimal design hand-holding. Translate product requirements and user needs into interactive features. Write clean, reusable, and scalable code following best practices. Optimize performance and ensure cross-browser compatibility and mobile responsiveness. Work collaboratively with product managers, engineers, and occasionally designers. Stay current with modern front-end development trends and tools. Required Qualifications 3+ years of front-end development experience in production environments. Proficient in JavaScript (ES6+), TypeScript, HTML5, and CSS3/SASS. Experienced in frontend development with expertise in routing, dependency injection (DI), component-based architecture, state management, form handling, and module-based application design. Strong working knowledge of: React.js, including hooks and component patterns. Angular (v10+), especially its modular and service-oriented architecture. Next.js, including server-side rendering and static site generation. Demonstrated ability to design and implement interfaces independently with attention to usability and visual polish. Familiarity with RESTful and/or GraphQL APIs. Strong debugging and troubleshooting skills. Preferred Qualifications Knowledge of accessibility standards (WCAG) and front-end security practices. Background in startup environments or product-first teams. About Biostate AI, Inc. Biostate AI is building generative models for predicting the evolution of living organisms' health following drug dosing, emphasizing safety and toxicity. By innovating new methodologies for collecting RNAseq and DNA methylation data at a fraction of the traditional cost, Biostate has curated a vast, proprietary, multi-species, multi-drug, multi-omics dataset. The company stands out for its patented tokenization and Universal Gene Embedding methods for transfer learning, enabling its generative AI models to forecast human and animal health states with unprecedented 1-day temporal resolution. Biostate AI is co-founded by David Zhang (former tenured professor at Rice University, former founder/CEO of NuProbe) and Ashwin Gopinath (former MIT professor, former founder/CTO of Palamedrix). Our individual investors include Dario Amodei (CEO of Anthropic), Joris Poort (CEO of Rescale), Michael Schnall-Levin (CTO of 10X Genomics), and Emily Leproust (CEO of Twist Biosciences), all leaders in fields relevant to our work. Institutional investors in Biostate include Accel Ventures, Matter Venture Partners, Vision Plus Capital, and Caltech Fund. Our Culture At Biostate AI, our core values are Honesty, Discipline, Efficiency, Initiative, and Meritocracy. Team members are encouraged and expected to take ownership of their projects, evaluate and decide effort allocation among multiple projects, continuously learn in an inter-disciplinary manner, provide direct feedback to management, continually challenge conventional assumptions and innovate from first principles, and contribute to the company's growth and success. We embrace a “move fast and break things” attitude, encouraging our team members to take calculated risks, experiment with new ideas, and learn from failures. We value the ability to move quickly, iterate on ideas, and push boundaries. Join Biostate.ai in our mission to revolutionize the interface of artificial intelligence and biological research.

We are seeking a highly experienced Senior Front-End Developer with deep expertise in Next.js, React, and modern JavaScript ecosystems. You'll be part of a fast-paced, product-focused team building scalable, performant, and user-centric web applications. This role requires strong ownership, architecture experience, and a sharp eye for design and performance. Key Responsibilities· · Design, develop, and maintain high-quality Next.js applications. · Implement scalable UI components with React.js, TailwindCSS/SCSS, and TypeScript. · Optimize applications for speed, responsiveness, and SEO (SSR/SSG with Next.js). · Collaborate with backend engineers, designers, and product managers in agile sprints. · Translate complex business requirements into well-structured, maintainable front-end solutions. · Apply best practices in performance tuning, accessibility, and UX. · Lead code reviews, mentor junior developers, and ensure code quality. · Work with CI/CD pipelines and modern deployment tools (e.g., Vercel, Docker, GitHub Actions). Must-Haves:· · 5+ years of front-end development experience. · 3+ years with Next.js and React.js. · Solid experience with TypeScript, REST/GraphQL APIs. · Deep understanding of SSR, SSG, and Incremental Static Regeneration. · Proficiency in performance optimization and SEO best practices. · Familiarity with testing frameworks (Jest, Testing Library, Cypress). · Comfortable with Git, code reviews, and agile team processes. · Fluent English communication. · Availability to work within CET ±2 hours. Nice-to-Haves:· · Experience with design systems (Storybook, Component Libraries). · Familiarity with Headless CMSs (e.g., Sanity, Strapi, Contentful). · Experience with animation libraries (Framer Motion, GSAP). · Understanding of web accessibility (WCAG 2.1). · Exposure to DevOps, monitoring, or analytics tools (Datadog, Sentry, GA4) What We Offer· Competitive salary and flexible working hours. · 100% remote work aligned to the CET timezone. · Opportunity to shape architecture and influence product roadmap. · High-performing, diverse team of engineers and designers. · Learning budget, performance bonuses, and paid time off. How to Apply Candidates that are interested to work in our office for 8 hours 6 days in a week, please send your CV, portfolio/GitHub link, and a brief note about your experience with Next.js to pardeep.cons@gmail.com with the subject: Senior Frontend Developer

Job Title: QA Lead – Accessibility (508c) – India Remote Location: Remote – India Duration: 6+ months 12+ years’ experience needed Client Domain – Product based company who are into HRMS (Human Resource Management System) applications focused on SaaS-based HRMS applications that assist public sector organizations About The Role We are seeking an experienced QA Lead with a strong background in 508c accessibility compliance for both web and mobile platforms . The ideal candidate will lead a team of QA professionals, review testing efforts for compliance and functionality, and maintain VPAT documentation across multiple digital products. This role requires a meticulous attention to detail, leadership capabilities, and in-depth knowledge of accessibility standards and testing methodologies. Key Responsibilities Lead QA efforts for accessibility compliance across web and mobile applications Ensure testing aligns with Section 508c standards and WCAG 2.1/2.2 guidelines Review the QA team’s test plans, scripts, execution, and reports for quality and completeness Create, manage, and maintain VPAT (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template) documents for multiple products Collaborate with product managers, designers, and developers to identify and remediate accessibility issues Use accessibility testing tools and assistive technologies (e.g., JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver, Axe, WAVE) Train and mentor the QA team on accessibility testing practices Drive continuous improvement in QA processes, tools, and coverage Participate in sprint planning, retrospectives, and Agile ceremonies Required Skills & Qualifications 5+ years of QA experience, with at least 2 years in a QA Lead or senior role Strong understanding of Section 508, WCAG 2.1/2.2, and accessibility testing practices Hands-on experience testing both web and mobile platforms for accessibility compliance Experience with VPAT documentation and regulatory compliance reporting Familiarity with testing tools such as Axe, Lighthouse, WAVE, JAWS, NVDA, and VoiceOver Excellent communication and documentation skills Ability to manage and prioritize multiple testing initiatives across different products Proactive, detail-oriented, and quality-focused mindset Nice to Have ISTQB or Certified Accessibility Tester (CPACC or WAS) certification Experience with automation tools like Selenium or Cypress Experience working in Agile/Scrum environments Familiarity with Jira, TestRail, or similar test management tools

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. 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