Frontend Engineer - React/Next.js for E‑Commerce

Univio; Tulsa (OK); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Adobe Team in Tulsa, OK is seeking a frontend specialist to implement UI components based on Figma designs and a robust design system. You will map Magento CMS widgets into React components, integrate with GraphQL APIs, and ensure responsive behavior aligned with WCAG accessibility standards.

The role emphasizes code quality, testing, and collaboration within a larger team, leveraging React, Next.js and TypeScript in an e-commerce context.

Qualifications

• Advanced knowledge of React and Next.js with SSR/SSG/ISR usage
• Strong proficiency in TypeScript including API typing in large codebases
• Performance optimization for Core Web Vitals (lazy loading, code splitting)
• Accessibility knowledge per WCAG at component design level
• Solid frontend architecture with structure, layered separation, reusability
• Mature testing practices and Git workflows in a larger team
• Experience in e-commerce projects
• Experience conducting code reviews

Responsibilities

• Implement UI components and views based on mockups (Figma) and design system
• Map Magento CMS widgets and blocks into React components
• Integrate components with APIs (GraphQL) per established patterns
• Ensure responsiveness (RWD) and alignment with design system
• Write tests for your code
• Participate in code reviews as author and implement feedback
• Contribute to React/Next.js/TypeScript stack

Skills

React/Next.js

TypeScript

Core Web Vitals

Accessibility (WCAG)

Frontend architecture

Testing & Git workflows

E-commerce projects

Code reviews

Tools

GraphQL

Magento CMS widgets

Job description

Adobe Team in Tulsa, OK is seeking a frontend specialist to implement UI components based on Figma designs and a robust design system. You will map Magento CMS widgets into React components, integrate with GraphQL APIs, and ensure responsive behavior aligned with WCAG accessibility standards.

The role emphasizes code quality, testing, and collaboration within a larger team, leveraging React, Next.js and TypeScript in an e-commerce context.