Frontend Engineer – AI-Driven, Edge & E‑commerce

Vintage Cash Cow; Morley; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Vintage.com is seeking a Frontend Software Engineer to join the IT team in Morley. You will build high-quality, accessible frontend experiences using React and TypeScript, delivering features end to end on our web platform.

The role emphasizes AI-assisted development, testing, and close collaboration with Product, Design and QA to raise the bar for front-end craft. You'll work with Astro, Storyblok, HubSpot and edge technologies on Cloudflare Workers, focusing on scalable, performant interfaces

Qualifications

• Strong React and TypeScript foundations with modern front-end craft.
• Experience delivering end-to-end features on web platforms.
• Familiarity with edge computing and API integrations.
• Comfort with AI-assisted development and testing workflows.
• Proactive collaboration with Product, Design and QA teams.

Responsibilities

• Ship polished, accessible customer experiences built on React and TypeScript.
• Deliver features end to end, including Cloudflare Workers and edge logic.
• Use AI tooling as a development partner while validating outputs.
• Write unit and component tests and collaborate with QA on automation.
• Shape front-end architecture and contribute to technical direction.

Skills

React

TypeScript

Frontend engineering

API integration

Cloudflare Workers

AI tooling

Testing (Vitest)

GitHub Actions

Tools

Astro

Storyblok

HubSpot

Wrangler

D1

KV

R2

Job description

Vintage.com is seeking a Frontend Software Engineer to join the IT team in Morley. You will build high-quality, accessible frontend experiences using React and TypeScript, delivering features end to end on our web platform.

The role emphasizes AI-assisted development, testing, and close collaboration with Product, Design and QA to raise the bar for front-end craft. You'll work with Astro, Storyblok, HubSpot and edge technologies on Cloudflare Workers, focusing on scalable, performant interfaces