Frontend Developer
Company: Digital Leadership AG
Location: Remote (Remote)
Type: Full-time
Remote: Yes
Posted: 2026-09-14
About this role
Build Axibra Results's interface: the canvases, tables and documents that make the methodology usable. Dense data, real consequences, enterprise scrutiny. This is not a marketing site — it is the surface a strategy team works in for months at a time.
- **Team**Engineering
- **Location**Remote (EU)
- **Type**Full-time
- **Level**Mid to Senior
## What the work is
- Build the canvases: interactive models where a change in one place propagates through everything downstream, visibly.
- Build the tables and documents that come out the other end — the artefacts a steering committee actually reads.
- Make dense information legible. A screen in this product routinely holds more than a screen should; that is a design problem you help solve, not only implement.
- Hold the line on craft: keyboard paths, focus, empty states, the behaviour of a table with four thousand rows.
- Ship into live pilots. Feedback arrives from people using it on real initiatives, and it arrives quickly.
## What we are looking for
### What the role needs
Without these, the role cannot be done.
- Strong React, and the judgement to know when a component should not exist.
- Real experience with data-dense interfaces — tables, editors, diagrams, anything where layout is a function of content.
- Care about the parts users notice only when they are wrong: loading, error, focus, undo.
- Fluent English.
### What helps
Genuinely optional. Apply without them.
- Canvas, SVG or WebGL work — the models are drawn, not listed.
- Accessibility beyond the checklist. Enterprise procurement asks, and we would rather answer honestly.
- Experience in a product that had to pass an enterprise security review.
## What you will work with
- React
- TypeScript
- CSS without a framework
- SVG / Canvas
- REST
## Your first ninety days
So you know what we expect, and when.
- **Weeks 1–4**ship something small into production in the first week. Then take one canvas and learn why it is built the w...