Job Title

We’re building a modern, high-performance web application using Next.js (App Router) with a strong emphasis on scalability, clean architecture, and developer experience. Below is our stack and the expectations we set for contributors. ■ Core Technologies • Next.js (v14+) – SSR, SSG, API routes, App Router support, optimized performance. • TypeScript – Type-safe, scalable, and maintainable development. • React (v18+) – Component-based UI with concurrent rendering support. ■ State & Data Management • React Query (TanStack Query) – For API syncing, caching, and server-state management. • Zustand – Lightweight, composable client-side state. • Redux Toolkit – Predictable, centralized global state when needed. ■ Form Handling & Validation • React Hook Form – High-performance form state management. • Zod – Schema validation with built-in TypeScript inference. ■ Authentication • NextAuth.js – Secure auth with credentials + OAuth (Google, GitHub, etc.). ■ UI/UX Design System • ShadCN/UI – Accessible, reusable components built with Radix + Tailwind. • Tailwind CSS – Utility-first styling for fast, consistent UI implementation. ■ Development Tools & Practices • Axios / Fetch API – For structured API calls. • ESLint & Prettier – Enforced code quality and formatting. • Environment Variables – Securely managed. • Git & GitHub – Version control and team collaboration. • App Router Architecture – Clean modular folder structure (per Next.js best practices). ■ Bonus / Nice-to-Have Skills • Framer Motion – Declarative animations & transitions. • GSAP (GreenSock) – Advanced animation control with timelines. ■ Expectations from Frontend/UI Engineers • Expertise in Next.js, React, and TypeScript. 2-3 years of relevant experience. • Deep understanding of React Query, Zustand, and optionally Redux Toolkit. Experience with React Hook Form and Zod for typed form validation. • Familiarity with NextAuth.js for authentication flows. • Strong design sense; capable of building polished UIs using ShadCN/UI and Tailwind CSS. • Ability to write clean, modular, and type-safe code aligned with scalable architectural principles.