Component Library Engineer Mid-Senior · Full-time · Remote →

Thewebvale; Bhopal; Hybrid; INR 900,000 - 1,200,000; Full time

Job summary

TheWebVale in India is seeking a Component Library Engineer to build and document modular UI design systems and token pipelines. You will create shared React and TypeScript packages used across client-facing apps and collaborate with UI/UX designers to align tokens with production code.

This role emphasizes accessibility, thorough Storybook docs, tests, and semantic releases while partnering with product teams to improve developer experience.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of frontend experience with significant work on component libraries.
• Proficiency in React, TypeScript, modern CSS, and compound components.
• Experience configuring and maintaining Storybook documentation.
• Understanding accessible design patterns using headless primitives like Radix or Headless UI.
• Experience with npm packaging, bundling with tsup or Vite, and semantic releases.
• Collaborate with product designers to resolve UI discrepancies.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain accessible, themeable React and TypeScript component packages.
• Maintain comprehensive Storybook documentation showing component states and variations.
• Structure design token pipelines that synchronize Figma variables with CSS and Tailwind.
• Write strict unit and visual regression tests for all core library components.
• Manage package versioning, changelogs, and semantic releases across the studio.
• Support application developers in adopting and customizing shared components.

Skills

React

TypeScript

Storybook

Tailwind CSS

Design Systems

Radix UI

npm

HTML5

Job description

You will build and document modular component libraries and design tokens that accelerate frontend delivery across client teams.

As a Component Library Engineer at TheWebVale, you will engineer shared UI design systems, token structures, and reusable component packages for our web and software applications. You will create the foundational UI building blocks used across clinics, schools, and business tools. You will partner closely with our UI/UX designers and application developers to align design tokens with production code. Working on steady two-to-three week cycles, you will publish clean, well-tested packages that streamline feature development.

Component Library Engineer

React

TypeScript

Storybook

Tailwind CSS

Design Systems

Radix UI

npm

HTML5

Responsibilities

Your day to day.

6 things, one at a time. Keep scrolling.

• Build and maintain accessible, themeable React and TypeScript component packages.
• Maintain comprehensive Storybook documentation showing component states and variations.
• Structure design token pipelines that synchronize Figma variables with CSS and Tailwind.
• Write strict unit and visual regression tests for all core library components.
• Manage package versioning, changelogs, and semantic releases across the studio.
• Support application developers in adopting and customizing shared components.

Requirements

6 things, one at a time. Keep scrolling.

• 01 / 06: Possess 3–5 years of frontend experience with significant work on component libraries.
• 02 / 06: Demonstrate high proficiency in React, TypeScript, modern CSS, and compound components.
• 03 / 06: Show practical experience configuring and maintaining Storybook documentation.
• 04 / 06: Understand accessible design patterns using headless primitives like Radix or Headless UI.
• 05 / 06: Have experience with npm packaging, bundling with tsup or Vite, and semantic releases.
• 06 / 06: Collaborate effectively with product designers to resolve UI discrepancies.

What you get.

• Remote-first, with a Bhopal studio for hybrid days
• Real client products across many industries
• Direct work with the founder and senior team
  
• Learning and tooling support
• Your work featured in our public portfolio

How we hire

Three steps no tricks.

• Intro chat

  A short call about what you want to work on and how you like to work.

• Work review

  Walk us through projects, code or designs you are proud of.

• Paid task

  A small paid task or pairing session, so both sides see the fit.