Front-End Developer (Next.js / React)- Remote

August 31, 2026

Front-End Developer (Next.js / React)
Remote- MST Hours
12-month contract
Pay Rate: $60.00 - $65.00per hr.

We are looking for a skilled Senior Front-End Developer to join the Gospel Library Online team. This role will focus on augmenting our front-end development capacity and playing a key role in a major modernization effort — refactoring our legacy HTML, CSS, and JavaScript codebase into a modern Next.js and React infrastructure.
The ideal candidate is a strong Next.js and React developer with experience in AWS serverless technologies and Content Delivery Networks.

Key Responsibilities:

Lead and contribute to the refactoring of legacy front-end applications into a modern Next.js + React architecture
Develop and deliver high-quality, maintainable front-end features and components
Participate in two-week Scrum sprints, providing accurate story point estimates and meeting upfront deliverable commitments
Help maintain and prioritize a healthy product backlog of features and bugs
Create technical prototypes and proof-of-concept demonstrations for architectural decisions
Collaborate with the Solution Manager(s) to deliver iterative improvements in functionality, reliability, and performance
Provide support for development tooling, infrastructure, and team processes
Contribute to release roadmaps and deliver regular reports on project progress, costs, and completion status

Required Skills & Experience:

5+ years of experience
Strong proficiency in Next.js and React
Solid experience with modern front-end development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript/TypeScript)
Experience with AWS serverless implementations (Lambda, S3, CloudFront, etc.)
Familiarity with Content Delivery Networks (CDNs)
Experience working in a Scrum environment with two-week sprints
Strong ability to provide accurate estimates and deliver on sprint commitments
Excellent communication and collaboration skills

Bonus Skills:

Previous experience modernizing legacy front-end codebases
Experience with large-scale content platforms or digital libraries
Knowledge of performance optimization and accessibility best practices

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Skills:
AWS Lambda, Agile Programming Methodologies, Amazon CloudFront, Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3), Amazon Web Services (AWS), Architectural Services, Best Practices, CSS (Cascading Style Sheet), Communication Skills, Content Delivery Network (CDN), Establish Priorities, HTML (HyperText Markup Language), JavaScript, Performance Tuning/Optimization, Product Backlog, Product Demonstration, Programming Tools, Progress Reports, Proof of Concept, Prototyping, React.js, Refactoring, Scrum Project Management and Software Development, Team Player, Technical Delivery, User Interface/Experience (UI/UX)

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