Front End Developer - Remote

September 18, 2026

Looking for more than just an assignment? Were looking for you! This isnt just another assignment, but a real opportunity and a challenge for the right person. LRS Consulting Services is seeking a Front End Developer for a contract opportunity with our client! LRS Consulting Services has been delivering the highest quality consultants to our clients since 1979. Weve built a solid reputation for dealing with our clients and our consultants with honesty, integrity, and respect. We work hard every day to maintain that reputation, and were very interested in candidates who can help us. If youre that candidate, this opportunity is made for you!

Location: 100% Remote

Responsibilities

Develop and enhance front-end features for a custom AI-driven analytics and insights platform.
Build responsive, high-performance user interfaces using React and TypeScript.
Create rich, interactive visualizations for large-scale datasets, including time-series and geospatial data.
Collaborate with engineers, designers, and product stakeholders to deliver intuitive user experiences.
Leverage modern development tools, including AI-assisted coding solutions, while maintaining ownership of code quality and architecture.
Optimize application performance, usability, and scalability across browsers and devices.
Contribute to design discussions, code reviews, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Qualifications

5+ years of software engineering experience developing user-facing applications.
Strong experience with TypeScript and React.
Experience with Flutter.
Experience working with browser-based graphics technologies such as WebGL, WebGPU, Three.js, deck.gl, Canvas, or similar frameworks.
Strong understanding of data visualization principles and user experience design.
Experience working with large time-series, geospatial, or analytical datasets.
Experience using AI-assisted development tools while maintaining strong engineering practices and code ownership.
Strong communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills.

Preferred Qualifications

Experience in sports analytics, telemetry, event visualization, or related industries.
Experience supporting sailing, motorsports, cycling, rowing, running, or similar performance-driven environments.
Experience with geospatial rendering, mapping technologies, and GPS track visualization.
Experience building real-time visualization or gaming applications.

The base range for this position is $50.00 -$75.00 per hour, depending on experience; pay ranges are determined by role, level, and location. The range displayed on each job posting reflects the minimum and maximum target for new hires of this position across all US locations. Within the range, individual pay is determined by work location and additional factors, including job-related skills, experience, and relevant education or training.

LRS is an equal opportunity employer. Applicants for employment will receive consideration without unlawful discrimination based on race, color, religion, creed, national origin, sex, age, disability, marital status, gender identity, domestic partner status, sexual orientation, genetic information, citizenship, status or protected veteran status.

In some cases, LRS Consulting uses generative artificial intelligence (AI) in support of our hiring processes. LRS takes steps to ensure the use of AI does not result in discrimination based on protected class(es). AI may be used in the hiring process solely in support of the assessment of candidate qualifications. All decisions in the hiring process are made by LRS employees. If AI will be used in the hiring process for the position for which you are applying, you will be notified and will have the opportunity to opt out.

Remote

Skills:
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Canvas, Code Reviews, Communication Skills, Consulting, Continuous Improvement, Data Sets, Data Visualization, Engineering, GPS (Global Positioning System), Game Software, Geospatial Analysis, Graphics, JavaScript, Performance Tuning/Optimization, Problem Solving Skills, Product Design, Programming Tools, Software Engineering, Spatial Data, Sports, Telemetry, Usability Engineering, User Experience Design (UXD), User Interface/Experience (UI/UX), Web Browsers

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