UI Developer

September 12, 2026

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About the position

APN Consulting, Inc. is a progressive IT staffing and services company offering innovative business solutions to improve client business outcomes. We focus on high impact technology solutions in ServiceNow, Fullstack, Cloud & Data, and AI / ML. Due to our globally expanding service offerings we are seeking top-talent to join our teams and grow with us.

Responsibilities

Ensuring technical execution aligns with established patterns, frameworks, and guidelines.
Identifying gaps in standards and collaborating with Architects to clarify or expand them.
Leading by example, writing production-grade code, reviewing pull requests, and handling complex or ambiguous implementation work.
Acting as a first line of defense for code quality and being the go-to individuals when incidents or unclear behaviors arise in their domain.
Serving as required reviewers for all production code changes.
Making context-aware decisions when faced with unclear guidance, and engaging with Architects for support when situations exceed their depth or scope.
Contributing to the Architecture Documentation for new features when those features can be implemented using known approaches, building a traceable knowledge base.
Participating in Discovery and Design phases to provide input on technical feasibility and highlight any limitations in proposed solutions.
Serving as the primary point of contact for engaging with the Architecture team on reusable components, unknown capabilities, or anticipated technical needs.
Initiating conversations with the Architecture team early, recognizing that upstream architectural solutions require time to develop and validate.
Ensuring a designated and qualified representative attends scheduled deployments in their stead if the lead cannot be present.
Notifying their manager of conflicts for transparency and to help managers in their work.
Addressing and resolving any issues that arise following the deployment of a solution.
Prioritizing and actively monitoring the performance of the solutions under their purview, ensuring optimal functionality and efficiency.
Collaborating with Engineering Manager and Architect to define improvement points and make a plan how to get there in case performance criteria are vague.

Requirements

Recent experience with pure React + Typescript, with best practices from React 18 (like no Classical components or Classical HOCs).
No frameworks on top of React (like NextJS).
Recent experience with Redux and Redux Sagas specifically (not alternatives like Zustand and other state management libraries).
Understanding of what Sagas can do besides sending API requests.
Recent experience working on long term projects with at least 12-14 months on a single project/app.
Experience with working/creating/maintaining basic components (buttons, dropdowns, layouts, etc) without any 3rd party library such as Chakra, MUI, Antd, or others.
Experience with \"styles-in-JS\" pattern using either styled-components, or @emotion/styled.
Practiced ownership over their engineering decisions, and being exposed to the autonomy and decision making outside of \"what CSS style to apply here\".
Familiarity with architecture layering, its \"why\" and \"how\".

Nice-to-haves

Experience with latest data routing from react-router-dom.
Experience with mono repositories (NX workspace is a huge plus).

Benefits

We are committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and equitable workplace where individuals from all backgrounds feel valued and empowered to contribute their unique perspectives. We strongly encourage applications from candidates of all genders, races, ethnicities, abilities, and experiences to join our team and help us build a culture of belonging.

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