We’re Hiring: Senior Front-End Developer (React/ Next.js) Location: On-site (Dubai) Industry: Public SectorWe’re looking for a senior Front-End Developer to support the rebuild of a complex, high-traffic digital platform for a major UAE public-sector organisation. This is a hands-on role focused on React and Next.js, performance, accessibility, and building scalable, reusable UI components within a structured enterprise environment. If you’ve worked on large, complex web platforms and enjoy solving challenging frontend problems, we’d love to speak with you.About the RoleWe want someone who is:A senior Front-End Developer with 6–8+ years of experience Strong in React.js and Next.js Experienced working on enterprise-scale or government digital platforms Comfortable translating Figma designs into pixel-perfect, accessible UIExperienced with design systems and reusable component libraries Knowledgeable in performance optimisation, accessibility (WCAG), and cross-browser compatibility Confident working in Agile/Scrum teams alongside backend engineers and designers Arabic-speaking is a strong plusResponsibilities Building scalable, high-performance user interfaces using React and Next.js Implementing responsive, accessible, and reusable UI components Collaborating closely with UX/UI, backend, and product teams Integrating frontend components with backend APIsMaintaining and extending design systems and component libraries Ensuring code quality through testing, reviews, and best practices Supporting a full platform rebuild in a structured enterprise environmentADVERT DISCLAIMERResearch indicates that men will apply to a role when they only meet 50-60% of the descriptions, however, when looking at women and other minority groups, they can look for up to a 99% match in order to apply to a role. If you feel you are a fit for our role, please still apply, don’t worry if you don’t tick every single box. We’d still love to hear from you. We encourage underrepresented talent to apply to all our roles & support accessibility needs