React Front-End Engineer — Entry Level

Benda Infotech LLP; Adelanto (CA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Benda Infotech LLP in California is seeking a Front-End Engineer to build and maintain user-facing features for our web applications, working closely with design and back-end teams to deliver responsive, high-performance experiences.

You will develop UI components with React and TypeScript, translate mockups into responsive HTML/CSS across browsers, and contribute to build pipelines with Webpack while documenting component usage for the shared library.

Qualifications

• 0–1 years of professional front-end experience.
• Proficiency in JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML5, and CSS3.
• Experience building apps with React.
• Understanding of responsive design and cross-browser compatibility.
• Familiarity with Git version control.
• Basic knowledge of Webpack.

Responsibilities

• Develop UI components using React and TypeScript based on design specifications.
• Convert mockups into responsive HTML/CSS layouts that function across browsers and devices.
• Maintain and optimize build pipelines with Webpack and related tooling.
• Write clean, modular, and reusable code adhering to best practices and coding standards.
• Participate in code reviews, debugging, and performance tuning of front‑end assets.
• Collaborate with product, UX, and back‑end engineers to define requirements and deliver features on schedule.
• Document component usage and contribute to the shared component library.

Skills

JavaScript

TypeScript

React

HTML5

CSS3

Git

Responsive design

Cross-browser

Tools

Webpack

Job description

Benda Infotech LLP in California is seeking a Front-End Engineer to build and maintain user-facing features for our web applications, working closely with design and back-end teams to deliver responsive, high-performance experiences.

You will develop UI components with React and TypeScript, translate mockups into responsive HTML/CSS across browsers, and contribute to build pipelines with Webpack while documenting component usage for the shared library.