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Job Description React / Next.js Developer (1.5+ Years Experience)Job TitleFrontend Developer React & Next.jsExperience Required1.5 3 Years (Minimum 1.5 years hands-on experience with React & Next.js)LocationDELHI [WFO]Employment TypeFull-time Role OverviewWe are looking for a passionate Frontend Developer with hands-on experience in React.js and Next.js to build modern, scalable, and high-performance web applications. The ideal candidate should have strong fundamentals in frontend development and experience working with API-driven or headless architectures. Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop responsive and performant web applications using React.js and Next.jsBuild reusable UI components and maintain scalable frontend architectureImplement SSR (Server-Side Rendering) and SSG using Next.jsIntegrate REST APIs / GraphQL services with frontend applicationsOptimize applications for performance, SEO, and accessibilityCollaborate with backend developers, designers, and product teamsWrite clean, maintainable, and well-documented codeParticipate in code reviews and follow best coding practicesDebug and resolve cross-browser and device compatibility issues Required SkillsCore SkillsStrong hands-on experience with React.jsPractical experience with Next.js (App Router or Pages Router)JavaScript (ES6+) and TypeScript fundamentalsHTML5, CSS3, and responsive design principlesExperience with REST APIs integrationGit version controlReact/Next.js KnowledgeServer-Side Rendering (SSR)Static Site Generation (SSG)Client vs Server componentsRouting and dynamic routesState management (Context API / Redux / Zustand) Good to HaveTailwind CSS or modern CSS frameworksExperience with Headless CMS (AEM, Jahia, Strapi, Contentful, etc.)SEO optimization in Next.jsPerformance optimization techniquesAuthentication (JWT / OAuth)Basic understanding of Node.js Preferred Candidate ProfileStrong problem-solving skillsAttention to UI/UX detailsAbility to work in agile environmentsEagerness to learn modern frontend technologiesGood communication skills What We OfferOpportunity to work on modern headless and scalable platformsExposure to enterprise-grade digital experience solutionsGrowth-oriented work environmentLearning and innovation-driven culture SalaryAs per industry standards / based on experience. How to ApplySend your resume and portfolio/GitHub link to:info@ayasya.com / hr@ayasya.com

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