Frontend developer

The MoneyBees; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The MoneyBees is seeking a frontend developer to turn visuals into fast, accessible web pages. You’ll craft experiences that work on phones and laptops, and ensure elements load smoothly.

Work with AI-assisted tools daily, learn finance concepts like CPF and investing, and ship small improvements quickly to keep readers engaged. You’ll collaborate with designers and data teams to build reusable components.

Qualifications

• You have shipped something people can click on.
• You use AI tools to move faster, and you still read every line they write before it goes live.
• You'd rather ship a small thing today than a perfect one next month.

Responsibilities

• Build new pages, features and interactive tools, from design to live.
• Turn a design or a screenshot into a page that works on a phone and on a laptop.
• Get the small states right: loading, empty, error and done.
• Build and look after shared components, so every page looks and works the same.

Job description

Take a design from mockup to live page. Make it fast, accessible and easy to use on a phone, then keep improving it after it ships.

What you build or write reaches real readers, on a site with hundreds of money guides and free calculators.

AI in everything we do

We build with AI every day, from coding tools to the assistants that answer our WhatsApp.

You learn money too

You work with our financial advisers, so you pick up how CPF, insurance and investing really work.

Frontend developer

What you'll do

• Build new pages, features and interactive tools, from design to live.
• Turn a design or a screenshot into a page that works on a phone and on a laptop.
• Get the small states right: loading, empty, error and done.
• Build and look after shared components, so every page looks and works the same.

What we look for

• You've shipped something people can click on.
• You use AI tools to move faster, and you still read every line they write before it goes live.
• You'd rather ship a small thing today than a perfect one next month.

New screens and flows, from the first design to the live release.

Interactive tools

Forms, calculators and dashboards people use to get an answer.

Shared components, colours and spacing that keep every page consistent.