• At Coconut, we connect founders and businesses with top-tier remote talent while prioritizing meaningful, reliable partnerships. • We're currently looking for top talent to fill the role of Front-End Developer. • Collaborate with UI/UX designers on creating interactive applications and visualizations. • Develop WPF desktop applications focusing on MVVM architecture. • Integrate UI components with .NET backend services for seamless interaction. • Ensure performance and responsiveness of desktop applications, while also improving user experience.

• Own the design implementation for the consumer-facing web applications that serve as the front door to Stand Together's philanthropic community • Build and maintain a Next.js/React TypeScript monorepo • Implement production-grade UX and performance • Integrate with our OpenAPI backend and headless CMS • Ship via CI/CD to AWS Amplify • Combine deep front-end engineering, design-system ownership, and operational responsibility for client-side reliability and performance

• Deliver high-quality, high-performance front-end features in React and TypeScript that meet UX standards from the earliest milestones; • Turn user needs into shipped experiences that solve the real problem (not just the spec), in close collaboration with Product and Design; • Evolve a reusable component library and a design system that speed up delivery for the whole team; • Work in the back end when needed: understand existing code and extend or add features so delivery isn’t blocked at the front-end boundary; • Deliver interfaces that stand up in terms of performance, accessibility, and real-world responsiveness; • Help shape front-end architecture and engineering practices that evolve beyond the initial release; • Maintain healthy, maintainable code through reviews, testing, and continuous improvement; • Influence product and technical decisions through active participation in team discussions.

• Ship high-quality, performant front-end features in React and TypeScript that meet UX standards from the earliest milestones; • Translate user needs into shipped experiences that solve the real problem (not just the spec), in tight partnership with Product and Design; • Grow a reusable component library and design system that speeds up delivery across the team; • Step into the backend when needed: read existing code and extend or add functionality so delivery isn't blocked at the front-end boundary; • Deliver interfaces that hold up to real-world performance, accessibility, and responsiveness expectations; • Help shape front-end architecture and engineering practices that scale beyond the first release; • Keep the codebase healthy and maintainable through reviews, testing, and continuous improvement; • Influence product and technical decisions through active participation in team discussions.