Remote React Engineer for Next-Gen Transportation UI

Trimble; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Trimble Transportation seeks a Front-End Engineer to build a next-gen browser-based UI replacing legacy desktop apps. You will own screens end-to-end, focusing on data-rich grids, real-time updates, and map integrations. The role emphasizes fast delivery, accessibility, and collaboration in a pair-squad setup.

Ideal candidates bring 3+ years with React and TypeScript, strong component practices, and experience connecting frontends to real backends via REST/OData APIs. Remote UK work is supported.

Qualifications

• 3+ years building production React applications with TypeScript for real users.
• Component architecture with composable, testable components and clean prop contracts.
• Experience with data-heavy UIs: grids, tables, server-side pagination, real-time updates.

Responsibilities

• Build production React screens end-to-end: data service layer, Redux state, UI components, and tests.
• Create responsive layouts using MUI X DataGrid and Trimble Maps SDK.
• Integrate with REST/OData APIs and wire data from SQL databases.
• Maintain CI/CD discipline with weekly demos and PR reviews.
• Enhance accessibility and performance for large datasets.
• Collaborate in a pair-squad model to ship weekly.

Skills

React

TypeScript

Frontend architecture

Pair programming

WCAG accessibility

Testing

Tools

MUI X DataGrid

Redux Toolkit

Playwright

GitHub Actions

Trimble Maps SDK

API integration

Job description

Trimble Transportation seeks a Front-End Engineer to build a next-gen browser-based UI replacing legacy desktop apps. You will own screens end-to-end, focusing on data-rich grids, real-time updates, and map integrations. The role emphasizes fast delivery, accessibility, and collaboration in a pair-squad setup.

Ideal candidates bring 3+ years with React and TypeScript, strong component practices, and experience connecting frontends to real backends via REST/OData APIs. Remote UK work is supported.