Senior Frontend Developer (Next.js / React)

Renesas ElectronicsBelgradeJob.bopublished 09/02/2026
Must-have:TypeScriptJavaScriptCSSReactNext.jsGraphQLTailwindGitFrontendSenior

Why Altium? Build the web platform that presents Altium to the world. Our web team owns Altium's public web properties — the main marketing site, documentation portal, customer dashboard, resource centre and localized regional sites — serving high traffic across roughly ten locales. These are some of the contributions you might make to Altium's web platform: Building headless Next.js / React applications consuming Drupal data over GraphQL

Driving the migration from a Drupal-themed frontend to a modern Next.js stack

Building and maintaining a shared design system on Radix UI, shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS

Owning the rendering, caching and data-fetching decisions that sit between frontend and CMS

Altium offers the opportunity to shape the frontend architecture of a high-traffic, multi-locale web platform and to move it forward while it keeps running in production

About the Role Your primary role will be building and evolving the frontend of Altium's web properties, primarily as headless Next.js applications consuming data from Drupal over GraphQL, while keeping the existing Drupal-integrated frontend stable and visually consistent during the ongoing migration. We are hiring for depth in React, Next.js and TypeScript — not for prior Drupal knowledge. Our Drupal frontend layer and deployment specifics are things a strong frontend engineer picks up in a few weeks, and we will support that ramp-up. A Day in the Life of Our Senior Frontend Developer Develop features and components in Next.js, React and TypeScript, using the App Router and React Server Components and choosing the right rendering strategy per page

Integrate applications with Drupal via GraphQL and Apollo Client; implement content freshness with ISR and on-demand revalidation

Build and maintain reusable UI components on Radix UI, shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS, aligned with the design system

Maintain and extend existing Drupal themes (Twig templates, SCSS, Pug-based markup build, Webpack)

Own Core Web Vitals, accessibility and technical SEO for the pages you ship

Write component tests, contribute to the shared Playwright E2E suite and investigate production incidents with Sentry

Participate in code review and contribute to engineering standards and codebase health

Who We're Looking For 4+ years of commercial React experience, including at least 2 years with Next.js in production

Owns a feature end to end — from design handoff through rollout and post-release verification

Traces a production incident from an error report to root cause without hand-holding

Makes technical decisions, states trade-offs explicitly, and updates a position when evidence changes it

Treats visual regressions, accessibility and performance as part of "done", not as follow-up work

Pragmatic about legacy: willing to maintain an existing Drupal-integrated frontend while helping move the platform forward

Reviews others' code constructively and raises the standard of the codebase around them

Required Technology Experience Strong JavaScript and TypeScript (strict mode)

Next.js App Router and React Server Components in production

Client-side GraphQL (Apollo Client or equivalent)

Tailwind CSS; component library and design system principles

Frontend caching: ISR, on-demand revalidation, TTLs and cache invalidation

Core Web Vitals and the tooling to measure and diagnose them

Web accessibility standards

Multi-locale applications

SCSS and at least one template engine (Pug, Twig or similar); Webpack and frontend build pipelines

Git and code review

Nice to Have Drupal theming: templates, theme libraries, integrating markup

Storybook or another component workshop

Image and performance optimization with Next Image and Sharp

Redis and cache strategy / invalidation design

Marketing site instrumentation: GTM, dataLayer, consent management (e.g. OneTrust)

Technical SEO depth: structured data, sitemaps, hreflang across locales