Front End Engineer Engineering • Worldwide • View role

Saphyroo Pty Ltd.; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Saphyroo Pty Ltd. is seeking a frontend engineer to own the build of saphyroo.com. You will turn a finished Figma into a fast, multi-language website on a modern stack, ensuring pixel perfection and performance.

You will craft a Storybook library, ship pages to four locales including Arabic RTL, and implement motion that enhances content. You will defend the performance budget at every deploy, aiming for snappy LCP on mobile and desktop alike, while collaborating with agents and designers to

Qualifications

• Shipped marketing or product sites with high polish.
• Deep Next.js App Router and React expertise.
• Strong animation skills and judgement on motion usage.
• Pixel-perfect implementation from Figma with performance in mind.

Responsibilities

• Build a library of twelve marketing blocks in Storybook with light/dark and RTL states.
• Ship marketing pages wired to Sanity in four locales including Arabic RTL.
• Implement motion using Motion, Lenis, GSAP and Lottie; codified tokens and a magnetic CTA.
• Maintain performance budget; ensure Largest Contentful Paint under 2s on 4G devices.

Skills

Next.js App Router

React

Tailwind CSS

Animation skills

Figma pixel-precision

Performance optimization

Tools

Storybook

Sanity

Cloudflare Workers

Lighthouse

Job description

We are building a new saphyroo.com from the ground up, and we want you to be the one who builds it.

Saphyroo makes fleet and transport telematics for operators across Australia, the UK and Saudi Arabia. The software is sharp and the company is growing fast. The new website is being built to match.

The design is already done, every page and every state, drawn in Figma to the standard of the best software sites on the internet. We need someone to turn it into the real thing. Faithfully, fast and at the polish level it was drawn to.

The Role

You own the build of saphyroo.com. The whole front end, not a slice of it.

You take a finished Figma and turn it into a fast, multi-language website on a modern stack, block by block, with a polish review on every pull request. This is a build role, not a design role. The taste decisions are made. Your job is to honour them in code and catch the thousand small things that separate a site that works from one that feels expensive.

What You’ll Do

• Build a library of twelve marketing blocks in Storybook before any page is assembled, each in light and dark, both text directions, mobile and desktop, with its empty and overflowing states handled.
• Ship marketing pages wired to Sanity in four locales, including Arabic with full right-to-left. Arabic is not a find-and-replace, and you will get the mirroring and the type right.
• Build the motion the design calls for with Motion, Lenis, GSAP and Lottie. Codified tokens, animated counters, a magnetic primary call to action. Motion that earns its place and never fights the content.
• Defend the performance budget on every deploy. Largest Contentful Paint under two seconds on a 4G phone is a merge gate, not a target. Miss it and the pull request does not go in.

What You Bring

• You have shipped marketing or product sites at a high polish bar, and you can send us the link.
• Deep Next.js App Router and React, and Tailwind without thinking about it. You own a component library, you do not just use one someone else built.
• Real animation skill. You know when motion helps and when it only adds weight.
• You build pixel-accurate from Figma without being chased on spacing, type or timing, and you treat performance as part of the work.
• A bonus if you bring Sanity, Cloudflare Workers, right-to-left interfaces or Arabic.

The Stack

Next.js 15 App Router on Cloudflare Pages, Tailwind 4 and shadcn/ui, Sanity v3, next-intl, Motion with Lenis, GSAP and Lottie, Klaro consent and a Lighthouse polish gate on every preview deploy.

How We Hire

No whiteboard puzzles. We give you one real block from the Figma and access to our agents, and we watch you build it. We want to see how you direct the agents, hold them to the bar and catch what they get wrong. That is the job, so that is the interview. The best engineers now build with agents, and we expect it rather than tolerate it.

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