Senior Front-End Engineer: AI-Driven Next.js & TS

Jobber; United States; On-site; USD 121,000 - 164,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity rewards

Extended health benefits

Stock options

Career development

Job summary

Jobber is seeking a Senior Front-End Developer to help build our Jamstack stack using Next.js, Sanity, React, and TypeScript. You’ll contribute to our UI library, focus on performance, accessibility, and a fast, reliable marketing site while expanding AI-assisted development practices.

You’ll mentor peers, shape technical standards with the Engineering Manager, and collaborate with product, design, and CRO teams to raise the bar across the stack.

Qualifications

• Deep front-end expertise with modern JS/TS tooling.
• Strong Next.js/React experience with production applications.
• Experience building content-driven sites on a headless CMS is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Ship production features on a modern front-end stack using Next.js, Sanity, React, and TypeScript across getjobber.com.
• Contribute to and extend the shared component library and design system.
• Own performance and accessibility as core requirements.
• Work across the stack on a content-driven site and integrate with a headless CMS.
• Write well-tested, scalable code and drive engineering practices via code reviews.
• Collaborate with designers, marketers, and product partners.

Skills

Front-end expertise

HTML/CSS/JS

Web performance

Accessibility

AI-assisted development

Technical leadership

Mentoring

Strong communication

Growth mindset

Problem solving

Tools

Next.js

Sanity

React

TypeScript

Job description

Jobber is seeking a Senior Front-End Developer to help build our Jamstack stack using Next.js, Sanity, React, and TypeScript. You’ll contribute to our UI library, focus on performance, accessibility, and a fast, reliable marketing site while expanding AI-assisted development practices.

You’ll mentor peers, shape technical standards with the Engineering Manager, and collaborate with product, design, and CRO teams to raise the bar across the stack.