Junior Frontend Engineer (Angular) (#4625)

N-iX is a global software development service company that helps businesses across the globe create next-generation software products. Founded in 2002, we unite 2,400+ tech-savvy professionals across 40+ countries, working on impactful projects for industry leaders and Fortune 500 companies. Our expertise spans cloud, data, AI/ML, embedded software, IoT, and more, driving digital transformation across finance, manufacturing, telecom, healthcare, and other industries. Join N-iX and become part of a team where your ideas make a real impact.

This role focuses on developing and maintaining the frontend part of an integrated supply chain event platform. The application supports cross-enterprise logistics processes and helps users interact with data coming from multiple backend systems. As a Junior Frontend Engineer, you will work under the guidance of more experienced team members while gradually building strong frontend engineering skills.

Responsibilities

• Assist in developing and enhancing UI features using Angular under predefined guidelines
• Implement reusable UI components following established design and coding standards
• Integrate frontend components with backend REST APIs
  
• Fix bugs and support basic performance and usability improvements
• Participate in requirements discussions to better understand business and user needs
• Write and maintain basic unit tests
• Contribute to technical and user-facing documentation when required
• Work as part of a Scrum team and actively participate in Agile ceremonies

Requirements

• Up to 2 years of experience in frontend development 
• Basic knowledge of Angular, TypeScript, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS
  
• Understanding of component-based frontend architecture
• Basic experience working with REST APIs
  
• Familiarity with Git and collaborative development workflows
• Understanding of Agile / Scrum principles
• Willingness to learn, accept feedback, and grow professionally
• Intermediate English level for everyday team communication