Frontend Developer Ghaziabad (India)

PLEASE READ BEFORE APPLYING, WE ARE ONLY CONSIDERING CANDIDATES WITH

At least 5 years of React JS/ React Native experience AND

At least 2 years working in a product based company AND

Comfortability using AI tools to ship quickly (cursor, claude code, gemini)

Speer is a rapidly growing organization empowering life sciences with AI capabilities that elevate patient outcomes and spearhead recent drug launches. We're looking for a front end engineer who is passionate about taking product ownership and being a team player.

What You’ll Do

Build and own Speer’s user-facing applications across web and mobile.

Develop high-quality, scalable interfaces using React, Next.js, and React Native.

Implement complex, dynamic UI systems including dashboards, data visualizations, and workflow-driven experiences.

Build responsive, accessible, and performance-optimized applications.

Integrate animations and dynamic content (Lottie, motion systems, interactive components).

Implement and maintain authentication and authorization flows across the frontend (SSO, OAuth, SAML, role-based access).

Work closely with backend and infrastructure engineers to integrate APIs and real-time data systems.

Partner with product and founders to translate medical insights workflows into intuitive experiences.

Own frontend architecture, state management, and performance strategy.

Establish UI engineering standards: component libraries, testing practices, and design system patterns.

Continuously improve usability, reliability, and product experience through iteration and user feedback.

Experience working with Graph QL APIs (queries, mutations, subscriptions, caching strategies).

Familiarity with role-based access control (RBAC), preferably using authentication providers.

Solid understanding of core design principles (layout, typography, spacing, visual hierarchy, accessibility).

What We’re Looking For

Strong proficiency in up-to-date Java Script and Type Script.

Deep hands-on experience with React, Next.js, and R