Junior React Developer

Junior React Developer | $700–$1,100 USD/month | Fully Remote

Location: Fully remote — you can be based anywhere in the world
Hours: Flexible – async-first with some UK or US overlap for standups and code reviews
Salary: $700–$1,100 USD/month
Contract: Full-time, permanent

About the company

Remote World is partnering with a UK-based SaaS startup to hire for this role. They build a client reporting platform used by over 5,000 marketing agencies — and the frontend is their product. They're growing fast and need a React developer who's keen to learn and ship real features.

The role

You'll build and maintain frontend features for a React application used by thousands of marketing professionals daily. You'll work from Figma designs, write clean component code, and collaborate closely with a small, experienced engineering team that takes code quality seriously.

What you'll do

• Build new UI features and components using React and JavaScript
• Translate Figma designs into responsive, accessible interfaces
• Fix frontend bugs reported by users or caught in QA
• Participate in code reviews and implement feedback
• Write basic tests and contribute to improving frontend code quality

What you'll need

• Solid understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript fundamentals
• Hands-on React experience — personal projects, bootcamp work, or freelance all count
• Comfortable with Git and working in a pull-request workflow
• Eager to learn, takes feedback well, asks questions when stuck

Nice to have

• Familiarity with TypeScript
• Experience consuming REST APIs from the frontend
• Exposure to testing libraries like Jest or React Testing Library

What you'll get

• $700–$1,100 USD/month based on experience
• Fully remote and async-first
• Mentorship from senior engineers — regular code reviews and pairing
• Paid leave
• Clear path to Mid-level or Senior Frontend Engineer

Apply with your CV and a GitHub link or code sample — personal projects absolutely welcome.

We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds. If you meet most but not all of the requirements, please apply anyway.

Originally posted on Himalayas