Senior Frontend Engineer: Public Sector Intranet

neutron; Singapore; On-site; SGD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

neutron is seeking a Frontend Engineer to join a project team delivering a modern intranet platform for a government tax agency. You will work with product managers, backend engineers, and UX designers to build internal tools that streamline tax administration workflows used by thousands of public officers daily.

You will deliver responsive web applications with React and TypeScript, ensure accessibility, and contribute to a shared component library, while participating in design-system-driven

Qualifications

• 6+ years of frontend development experience.
• Strong proficiency in TypeScript and React (hooks).
• Solid HTML/CSS and responsive design knowledge.
• Experience consuming REST APIs.
• Familiarity with Vite or Webpack, ESLint, Git.
• Experience with state management libraries (Zustand/Redux).

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain responsive, performant web applications using React and TypeScript.
• Translate UX wireframes and design specs into clean, accessible UI components.
• Collaborate with backend engineers to integrate RESTful APIs and define data contracts.
• Write unit and integration tests to maintain code quality and reliability.
• Participate in code reviews, technical discussions, and sprint ceremonies.
• Identify and resolve performance bottlenecks and cross-browser compatibility issues.
• Contribute to and maintain a shared component library.

Skills

TypeScript

React

HTML/CSS

REST APIs

Testing

Accessibility WCAG

State management

Design systems

Tools

Vite

Webpack

ESLint

Git

Job description

neutron is seeking a Frontend Engineer to join a project team delivering a modern intranet platform for a government tax agency. You will work with product managers, backend engineers, and UX designers to build internal tools that streamline tax administration workflows used by thousands of public officers daily.

You will deliver responsive web applications with React and TypeScript, ensure accessibility, and contribute to a shared component library, while participating in design-system-driven