Angular SPA Frontend Engineer (TypeScript, Node)

Fa-bra; California (MO); On-site; USD 11,000 - 17,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Angular modules / web components

Node.js, TypeScript, webpack

Cross-browser compatibility

Mobile-first design

Job summary

Fa-bra is seeking a frontend engineer in California to build scalable SPAs using Angular and Angular Material. You will implement pixel-perfect, mobile-first UI and collaborate with backend teams to integrate RESTful services.

Strong JavaScript/TypeScript skills, experience with Node.js, webpack and third-party libraries are essential. You will ensure cross‑browser compatibility, modular Angular code, and contribute to CSS preprocessing and debugging efforts.

Qualifications

• Experience with UI frameworks (Angular & Angular Material).
• SPA development and REST API integration.
• Angular modules or custom web components experience.
• Node.js, TypeScript, webpack and third-party libraries exposure.
• Cross-browser compatibility and pixel-perfect UI.

Responsibilities

• Develop UI using Angular/Angular Material and modern frameworks.
• Build SPAs and integrate REST APIs.
• Create or use Angular modules or web components.
• Ensure cross‑browser compatibility and mobile-first designs.
• Iterate UI with CSS preprocessors, media queries and debugging.

Skills

Angular & Angular Material experience

SPA development

REST API integration

Angular modules / web components

Cross-browser compatibility

Pixel-perfect, mobile-first UI

CSS preprocessors & debugging

Tools

Node.js

TypeScript

webpack

Job description

Fa-bra is seeking a frontend engineer in California to build scalable SPAs using Angular and Angular Material. You will implement pixel-perfect, mobile-first UI and collaborate with backend teams to integrate RESTful services.

Strong JavaScript/TypeScript skills, experience with Node.js, webpack and third-party libraries are essential. You will ensure cross‑browser compatibility, modular Angular code, and contribute to CSS preprocessing and debugging efforts.