Engineering
Frontend Engineer — Learning Platform
Build the student- and teacher-facing surfaces of the Future Learning Platform — the software half of a kit-plus-software product, used daily in real classrooms.
- Location
- Remote
- Work mode
- Remote
- Type
- Full-time
- Level
- Mid
- Salary
- Competitive, based on experience
- Posted
- Posted 4 weeks ago
- Closing
- Closes in 3 days
About this role
What the job actually involves
The Future Learning Platform is where a student's simulator work, kit builds and finished projects live as one continuous record. You'd work on the interfaces teachers and students actually spend class time in, alongside a small team that ships weekly rather than quarterly.
Remote is genuinely supported for this role — the team already spans Islamabad and Rawalpindi, and async handoff is part of how delivery works day to day.
Responsibilities
- Build and maintain React/TypeScript interfaces for students and teachers
- Work directly with the curriculum team to turn module requirements into UI
- Fix issues surfaced from live classroom usage, prioritised by delivery impact
- Contribute to the shared component system used across the platform
Requirements
- 3+ years with React and TypeScript in production
- Comfortable owning a feature from design handoff to shipped and monitored
- Written English strong enough for fully async collaboration
Nice to have
- Experience building for classroom or low-bandwidth environments
- Prior edtech experience
Application
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