Senior Frontend Engineer

Idataraya Sdn Bhd; Kuala Lumpur; On-site; MYR 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

Idataraya Sdn Bhd in Kuala Lumpur seeks a senior frontend architect to own the front end architecture, routing, state management, data fetching and the component layer. You will define patterns and review work built on them, collaborating with design on flows that must handle high volume and edge cases.

Focus on performance and accessibility as the system scales, with strong emphasis on browser quirks and device behaviour across the client base. Expect leadership in structuring complex UI.

Qualifications

• Several years building production interfaces in a modern framework.
• Experience deciding structure, not only implementing it.
• Practical accessibility knowledge, keyboard and screen reader included.
• Patience with browser and device behaviour on the hardware clients actually use.

Responsibilities

• Own the front end architecture for an engagement: state, routing, data fetching and the component layer.
• Set the patterns and review the work built on them.
• Work directly with design on flows that have to survive real volume and real edge cases.
• Keep performance and accessibility from drifting as the system grows.

Skills

Frontend Architecture

Pattern Design

Accessibility (A11y)

Browser Compatibility

Job description

You lead the interface work on a client system and set the patterns everyone else builds against. These screens are used all day by people measured on speed, so the bar is fitness for purpose rather than novelty.

What you will do

• Own the front end architecture for an engagement: state, routing, data fetching and the component layer.
• Set the patterns and review the work built on them.
• Work directly with design on flows that have to survive real volume and real edge cases.
• Keep performance and accessibility from drifting as the system grows.

What you will bring

• Several years building production interfaces in a modern framework.
• Experience deciding structure, not only implementing it.
• Practical accessibility knowledge, keyboard and screen reader included.
• Patience with browser and device behaviour on the hardware clients actually use.