TypeScript Frontend Engineer

Whatever you're building, Anythink handles the backend. We're a Backend-as-a-Service platform covering Auth, Payments, File Storage, Search, Workflow Automation, Database and Admin Dashboards — so product teams can ship in weeks instead of months.

Our developer dashboard (my.anythink.cloud) is the face of everything we build. We need someone who cares deeply about the quality of developer experience — because our users are engineers, and they notice everything.

You'll own the frontend across the Anythink platform: the dashboard, the marketing site, and the docs. Working closely with the platform engineering team, you'll turn API capabilities into clean, intuitive interfaces. This is not a role where you'll be pixel‑pushing button colours, you'll be designing and shipping complex interactive UIs with real state management, async data flows, and a high bar for performance.

• The Anythink dashboard: the primary interface for all platform features
• Marketing site: performance, components, and new landing pages
• Documentation site: developer experience improvements
• New product UI: every new platform feature needs a great interface
• Custom interfaces: our enterprise clients want custom interfaces that integrate with Anythink, we want your help to build them

• Type Script: you write it by default, not as an afterthought
• React and Next.js:
  App Router, server components, data fetching patterns
• Tailwind CSS: utility‑first, you don't fight it
• Strong fundamentals: layout, accessibility, responsive design, semantic HTML
• REST API integration: async state, loading states, error handling done right
• A product sensibility: you think about user experience, not just implementation

• Radix UI or similar headless component libraries
• Framer Motion or other animation/motion libraries
• Figma: comfortable taking designs to implementation without hand holding
• Experience with design systems or component libraries at scale
• Performance optimisation — Core Web Vitals, bundle size, lazy loading

Live products, Git Hub repos, side projects, open-source contributions. A portfolio or case study is great but not required. Tell us what you think good developer UX looks like.