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edenity is seeking a senior frontend engineer to own the web applications behind our leasing portal. You will craft scalable UI architectures, ensure accessibility and performance, and collaborate with architects, product managers and other engineers to validate decisions through code.
Remote-first across Europe, you’ll contribute to robust frontend systems, implement WCAG-compliant components, while embracing SOLID principles, automated testing, and modern tooling in a fast-growing mobility
Our client runs one of Europe’s largest company bike leasing businesses. Employers offer their people a lease bike, most of them electric, as part of their benefits package, and the client handles the leasing, the dealer network and the service. More than 600,000 employees at around 65,000 companies ride through the programme, supported by 8,000 partner dealers.
The business is part of a Dutch family-owned mobility group, and one of Europe’s largest automotive financial services groups holds a significant minority stake. It operates across the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, France and Switzerland, and is growing across Europe and the USA.
The role:
You’ll take technical ownership of the web applications behind the company’s leasing portal. That means UI architecture, scalable components, performance and accessibility across the frontend. You’ll join the core engineering team and work closely with solution architects, product managers and other engineers, testing architectural decisions in code, pairing and reviewing to raise the bar for the team.
This suits engineers who care about how a frontend is built, not just how it looks. The team values long-term architecture and test automation over quick fixes, and uses AI tools such as Claude Code and Copilot in everyday work.
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Location & logistics:
Remote-first. You can be based in Germany, the Netherlands, France, Austria, Belgium or Sweden, with occasional travel for team gatherings.