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Remote Frontend Software Engineer jobs

9 open positions in the United States, newest first.

Frontend software engineers build the part of a web application that runs in the user's browser: the screens, interactions and client-side logic. They turn designs into working, accessible interfaces, connect them to backend APIs, and are responsible for how quickly pages load and how they behave across browsers and screen sizes.

About the Frontend Software Engineer role

What the work looks like

  • Implement interface components and pages in React, Vue or Angular from the design team's Figma files.
  • Manage client-side state and data fetching against the application's REST or GraphQL APIs.
  • Measure and improve page performance, including JavaScript bundle size and Core Web Vitals.
  • Test interfaces for keyboard, screen reader and cross-browser behavior and fix the accessibility defects found.
  • Write unit and end-to-end tests and review pull requests in the frontend codebase.

What employers ask for

  • JavaScript and TypeScript
  • React, Vue or Angular
  • HTML, CSS and responsive layout
  • Web accessibility to WCAG standards
  • Testing with Jest, Playwright or Cypress
  • Browser performance profiling

Doing this job remotely

Frontend work is well suited to remote teams: designs live in Figma, code in pull requests, and preview deployments let anyone review a change in the browser. The friction is with design, where fine visual and interaction details are easier to settle live, so overlap hours with designers and backend engineers matter.

Where it comes from and where it leads

Frontend engineers come from computer science programs, bootcamps, web design or self-taught web development. They progress to senior and staff frontend roles, specialize in design systems, performance or accessibility, or broaden into full stack work and engineering management.