Senior Front-End Engineer - React/Next.js UI

Skyhigh Security; Aylesbury; Hybrid; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Retirement Plans

Medical, Dental and Vision Coverage

Paid Time Off

Paid Parental Leave

Community Involvement

Job summary

Skyhigh Security is building the next generation of user interfaces for its Data Protection applications in a hybrid Aylesbury team. You will create modular JavaScript components, implement features, and integrate with backend services to deliver a superior user experience.

With 5+ years of front-end experience, you will work closely with UX designers, product partners and QA engineers, using Angular/React/Next.js to ship browser-based single-page applications and reusable UI modules.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of hands-on JavaScript experience in modern UI frameworks.
• Knowledge of source control (GitHub), CI (Jenkins) and Jira for tracking.
• Proven Angular UI framework experience.
• Experience in Agile (Scrum) environments.
• Cross‑platform and cross‑browser development skills.
• Experience with Jest and Cypress for testing.

Responsibilities

• Drive development of modular, reusable JavaScript components for modern web apps.
• Design and code new features; augment existing functionality.
• Integrate UI components with middleware APIs and backend systems.
• Collaborate with UX designers and product partners for great UX.
• Develop automated reusable tests to ensure quality and reliability.

Skills

JavaScript

Angular

React

Next.js

CSS

HTML

Tools

GitHub

Jenkins

Jira

Job description

Skyhigh Security is building the next generation of user interfaces for its Data Protection applications in a hybrid Aylesbury team. You will create modular JavaScript components, implement features, and integrate with backend services to deliver a superior user experience.

With 5+ years of front-end experience, you will work closely with UX designers, product partners and QA engineers, using Angular/React/Next.js to ship browser-based single-page applications and reusable UI modules.