Frontend Engineer

A global technology powerhouse is seeking a talented Frontend Engineer to drive the evolution of an enterprise capability map from a static catalog into a live, AI-enriched knowledge platform. You will shape React-powered discovery experiences, hierarchical data models, and AI integrations that transform how users explore and understand platform capabilities. The Role Build and extend React experiences for capability map exploration, search, filtering, scoring, and AI-powered discovery. Improve data-shaping and tree-building logic that powers hierarchical UI experiences and map navigation. Integrate evolving Knowledge Base and AI services into catalog workflows and chatbot-driven discovery experiences. Validate AI-assisted code, UI generation, and data transformations with rigorous engineering standards. Work within a micro-frontends module architecture in a monorepo environment and integrate with Orchestrator APIs. Contribute to experimentation, testing, build reliability, deployment automation, and engineering best practices. What You'll Need Strong React 19 engineering experience with modern component patterns and asynchronous UI flows. Experience building complex interactive UIs such as graph editors, hierarchical data structures, diagramming tools, or canvas-heavy applications. Strong frontend state management skills including React Context, reducer patterns, and interaction history such as undo/redo. Experience building data-heavy applications with advanced search, filtering, and discovery capabilities. Experience integrating REST APIs, STOMP/WebSocket, and backend-driven content sources with practical Vitest or Playwright testing experience. Bachelor's degree (or equivalent experience) in Computer Science, Software/Electronics Engineering, Information Systems, or a closely related field. What's On Offer Opportunity to collaborate with top-tier innovators. Autonomy to explore your ideas. Growth in a culture built for tech excellence. Engage with AI to cloud transformation projects. Apply via Haystack today!