Junior Frontend Developer (React/Angular)

1 year - 3 years
$ 20000
Posted: 2 months ago
IT/Software, Frontend Developer, React Developer
Any Job Types

Job Summary

Are you passionate about building clean and interactive web interfaces? This is your chance to join a fast-paced team where your creativity and code will reach thousands of users. We’re looking for a junior developer who’s hungry to learn and excited to work on real-world products from day one.

Job Description

About Improve Search & Selection


At Improve Search & Selection, we work on behalf of selected private clients across Europe, the US, and Asia to identify, assess, and recruit top-tier tech talent. Our recruitment processes are based on 30 years of experience combined with modern digital assessment tools that ensure every candidate is matched not only by skills but also by culture and long-term growth potential.


We do more than just fill roles—we help clients build high-performing teams. Whether you're a junior developer or a tech executive, we are here to support your next career move with clarity, respect, and honest feedback.


Skills Needed




  • 1–2 years of frontend development experience




  • Proficiency in React or Angular




  • Basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript




  • Knowledge of REST APIs and frontend state management (Redux, Context API, etc.)




  • Exposure to Git and version control workflows




  • Good communication skills and team spirit




  • Bonus: Familiarity with UI design tools like Figma or Sketch




Job Description


We’re hiring a Junior Frontend Developer to work on customer-facing web applications using modern frameworks such as React and Angular. You'll collaborate with senior developers, product managers, and designers to develop scalable and responsive components.


You’ll be supported in your growth with mentorship, code reviews, and professional development, while contributing to daily standups, sprints, and feature development. Expect a role where your opinions matter and your learning curve is steep—in the best way.

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