Frontend Developer Intern

Blueera Technologies, Inc.; Northern (KY); Remote; USD 28,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid internship

Remote work

Job summary

Blueera Technologies, Inc. is seeking a hands-on React/Next.js intern to join the product team and build user-facing experiences. You will own components end-to-end—from design hand-off through implementation and accessibility—shipping features behind feature flags.

The 12‑week paid internship is fully remote in the United States. You will graduate with at least one shipped feature and a portfolio of merged PRs, gaining real production experience.

Qualifications

• Proficiency with React (hooks, context) and TypeScript.
• Familiarity with Next.js or React meta-framework.
• Understanding HTML semantics, accessibility, and responsive CSS.
• Ability to read API contracts and chain requests.
• Interest in performance, bundle size, and Core Web Vitals.

Responsibilities

• Build user-facing experiences with React and Next.js on the product team.
• Own components end-to-end: design hand-off, implementation, accessibility and shipping behind feature flags.
• Internship is 12 weeks, paid, US remote. You'll graduate with at least one shipped feature in production and a portfolio of merged PRs.

Skills

React

TypeScript

HTML & Accessibility

CSS (responsive)

API contracts understanding

Performance awareness

Tools

Next.js

Job description

Build user-facing experiences with React and Next.js on the Blueera Technologies, Inc. product team. You'll own components end-to-end: design hand-off, implementation, accessibility, and shipping behind feature flags.

Internship is 12 weeks, paid, US remote. You'll graduate with at least one shipped feature in production and a portfolio of merged PRs.

Requirements

• Working knowledge of React (hooks, context) and TypeScript
• Familiarity with Next.js or another React meta-framework is a plus
• Understanding of HTML semantics, accessibility basics, and responsive CSS
• Comfort reading API contracts and chaining requests
• Curiosity for performance, bundle size, and Core Web Vitals