Frontend Engineer (React Component Library)

We are looking for a Frontend Engineer to own a shared React component library used across multiple product pods, shaping accessible component APIs, governance, and tooling. You will drive documentation, testing, publishing workflows, and an AI-assisted component generation pilot. Apply to help standardize UI at scale!

Responsibilities

• Own the full lifecycle of a shared React component library, including additions, changes, deprecations, and breaking releases
• Design composable component APIs with clear prop contracts, robust defaults, and consistent patterns
• Ensure WCAG 2.1 AA compliance by implementing semantic HTML, ARIA, keyboard navigation, and focus management
• Review component implementations for accessibility compliance before publishing releases
• Maintain the monorepo structure and package publishing pipeline to the registry
• Resolve security advisories that impact build confidence and release readiness
• Define and enforce a component contribution and review process across consuming teams
• Conduct version audits to identify and correct misalignment across consumers
• Maintain and improve documentation and visual regression workflows
• Introduce and expand automated test coverage for the component library
• Coordinate token synchronization workflows with design counterparts
• Run an AI-assisted component generation pilot and standardize a repeatable workflow

Requirements

• 2+ years of experience with JavaScript and TypeScript in frontend development
• Strong experience designing reusable React component APIs
• Accessibility engineering expertise with WCAG 2.1 AA compliance
• Component documentation experience with Storybook
• Monorepo experience with Yarn Berry and workspace tooling
• CI/CD pipeline experience for package publishing and release management
• Security remediation skills for dependency advisories in build pipelines
• Testing knowledge with Playwright and Vitest
• Design system governance skills for contribution standards and version audits
• Cross-functional collaboration skills with UX and engineering stakeholders
• Clear communication skills for documenting APIs and guiding adopters
• Minimum English language level of B1+

Nice to have

• Knowledge of Chromatic visual regression workflows
• Experience with Vite-based build setups
• Background in SCSS and Bootstrap 5 styling patterns
• Knowledge of GitLab NPM Registry publishing workflows
• Experience with Figma-to-code token synchronization processes

Benefits

• International projects with top brands
• Work with global teams of highly skilled, diverse peers
• Healthcare benefits
• Employee financial programs
• Paid time off and sick leave
• Upskilling, reskilling and certification courses
• Unlimited access to the LinkedIn Learning library and 22,000+ courses
• Global career opportunities
• Volunteer and community involvement opportunities
• EPAM Employee Groups
• Award-winning culture recognized by Glassdoor, Newsweek and LinkedIn