Ai team web developer — react

Company DescriptionVisual AID is a startup pioneering AI-driven cosmetic surgery planning, focusing on developing a bias-free, inclusive Novel Human-Face Medical Model through rigorous research and medical testing. By leveraging cutting-edge AI technology, we aim to revolutionize the cosmetic surgery industry, providing patients with advanced decision visuals for greater insight and clarity. Our goal is to equip surgeons with unparalleled accuracy and precision, ultimately transforming the future of aesthetic medicine by making cosmetic surgery more accessible, personalized, and confident for all.Role DescriptionThis is a full-time remote role for an AI Team Web Developer specializing in React and Tailwind within a Saa S environment. As a Web Developer, you will be responsible for developing, and maintaining web applications. Daily tasks will include implementing front-end features using React, designing responsive user interfaces with Tailwind, and collaborating with other team members to ensure seamless integration between front-end and back-end systems. You will also be involved in troubleshooting, optimizing performance, and keeping the web applications up-to-date with the latest technologies and trends.QualificationsFront-End Development skills: Proficiency in React and TailwindBack-End Web Development and Web Development skills: Understanding of web development principles and programmingWeb Design skills: Expertise in creating responsive, user-friendly interfacesExperience with Saa S platforms is a plusStrong problem-solving abilities and attention to detailExcellent communication and teamwork skillsBachelor's degree in Computer Science, Web Development, or a related fieldWhat You'll Do Ship feature-complete React views with Tailwind that match Figma precisely (pixel/spacing/interaction).Build robust CRUD + APIs: schema-aware forms, optimistic updates, retries/backoff, error boundaries.Handle heavy data (100k+ rows): virtualized tables, server-side filtering/sorting/pagination, export flows.Design great LRP UX: progress/polling/websockets, toasts, cancellation/resume, idempotent replays.Implement Auth (Clerk/Firebase/Auth0, etc.), roles/permissions, route guards.Wire CI/CD (Git Hub + Actions), environment configs, and deploy to modern hosts (Vercel/Cloud Run/etc.).Add observability: front-end logging/metrics, API timing, UX error reporting, feature flags.Write tests (Jest/Vitest + React Testing Library), tidy READMEs, and Postman collections for your flows.Must-Haves3–6 years building production Saa S front-ends (SDE2-ish); 100+ shipped views or equivalent scale.React 18+, Tailwind CSS, routing, Suspense, error boundaries, accessibility basics.State/data: Tan Stack Query (or SWR), one store (Zustand/Redux), and react-hook-form (or Formik).Tables: Tan Stack Table/AG Grid with row virtualization and server-driven queries.Strong API literacy: can read Open API/Postman, design clean client SDKs, and debug with network tools.Auth with Firestore/Clerk/Auth0 (tokens, refresh, RBAC, protected routes).Git Hub workflow: branches/PRs/reviews; CI/CD basics; shipped and maintained deployed sites.Performance instincts: code-split, memoization, lazy routes, image/CDN strategy; Lighthouse mindset.Quality: unit/integration tests, visual checks, and self-QA against scope and acceptance tests.Communication: crisp updates, estimates, and on-time delivery.Nice-to-HavesWorked near ML/LLM teams; understands agent/queue patterns and AI-driven UX.D3/Recharts for dashboards; time-series and comparative visualizations.Realtime: Web Sockets/SSE; background jobs + UX for LLM pipelines.Can read any data model and map bindings cleanly (forms, tables, detail views).Security hygiene: input validation, authz checks, secret handling, GDPR/PII awareness.Hiring Process (Fast and easy)Interview (fast screen).POC to prove skills (time-boxed, open-book).30-day paid onboarding = 4 weekly sprints; we assess reliability, code quality, and delivery each week.Who Thrives Here (Are you a match?)You love building and shipping. You sweat the small stuff (loading states, focus traps, empty/error states) and hit dates. You enjoy collaborating with APIs, scopes, and Figma—and you finish.