Frontend Developer Meerut (India)

Inception, a G42 company, is the region’s leading innovator of AI-powered domain-specific as well as industry-agnostic products, built on a rich heritage of research and development. Within the G42 ecosystem, Inception functions as the core intelligence layer – transforming data and compute infrastructure into real-world, applied AI solutions. Beyond its commercial endeavors, Inception is committed to creating positive societal impact. For more information, please visit Role Overview

The Front-End Developer will support the design and development of scalable, responsive, and high-performance user interfaces for modern web applications. The role focuses on building intuitive user experiences, integrating frontend systems with APIs, and ensuring strong performance across platforms and browsers.

This role is a full time position based in India (remote).

Key responsibilities

Develop and maintain front-end features using React, next.js, and/or Angular.

Translate product and design requirements into clean, maintainable, and productive code.

Implement UI integration with backend services and support API integration using REST or Graph QL.

Apply performance optimization techniques to improve load times, rendering efficiency, and overall user experience.

Ensure cross-browser compatibility, responsiveness, and accessibility standards are met.

Participate in code reviews, testing, debugging, and continuous improvement of front-end applications.

Work with shared component libraries and contribute to scalable UI patterns and reusable modules.

Collaborate closely with backend engineers, QA, and product stakeholders during development and release cycles.

Qualifications

3+ years of experience in front-end development.

Hands-on experience with React and/or Angular.

Strong knowledge of Java Script (ES6+), HTML5, and CSS3.

Experience in UI integration and API integration.

Solid understanding of performance optimization for front-end applications.

Familiarity with state management libr