React Developer

eTeam, Hanover, MD, USA

Job type: Contract

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Role Name: React Developer
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Location: Hanover, MD (Onsite)

JOB DESCRIPTION:
Key Responsibilities:

Lead the design, development, and enhancement of React-based user interfaces for an external-facing portal, integrating with REST/JSON APIs.
Define reusable components, shared UI patterns, and front-end architecture decisions to improve maintainability, scalability, and consistency across applications.
Lead front-end integration with enterprise authentication/authorization (e.g., SSO/OIDC/OAuth) and establish secure patterns for handling tokens, session state, and protected user journeys.
Drive cross-team collaboration across cloud and on-premises environments, partnering with platform and backend teams to resolve integration issues and reduce delivery risk.
Provide technical leadership across the SDLC in an Agile team, including refinement, estimation, solution design, development, code reviews, release readiness, and hands-on support for complex implementation work.
Set and enforce front-end engineering standards for accessibility (WCAG), performance, secure coding, observability, and maintainable development practices.
Own and improve CI/CD practices (e.g., Azure DevOps/GitHub Actions) by strengthening build and test automation, resolving pipeline issues, and supporting reliable deployments.
Partner with UX, product, and engineering stakeholders to translate requirements into scalable solutions, while mentoring developers and promoting high-quality delivery practices.

Supervisory Responsibilities: This role may provide technical leadership, mentoring, and day-to-day guidance to developers and project contributors, but does not require direct people management.

Essential Business Experience and Technical Skills:

5 or more years of professional software development experience, including significant experience leading modern web UI initiatives.
Deep hands-on experience building React applications with modern JavaScript/TypeScript, including components, hooks, state management, and architectural decision-making.