Tech Lead Frontend Developer (Vue.js + Next.js)

Tech Lead Frontend Developer (Vue.js + Next.js)

About the Offer

We are currently looking for a Tech Lead Frontend Developer to join the team of a German digital bank. The project is delivered together with a large international IT services company. For this role, Optiveum is the recruitment and contracting party, which means you will sign the cooperation agreement directly with us.

You will lead frontend work on the bank's core digital customer onboarding platform, which runs end-to-end account opening journeys: automated verification, multi-step applicant scoring and integrations with external risk, compliance and identity providers (e.g. Pega workflows and biometric KYC services).

Key Details:

Rate: 135–165 PLN/h (B2B), depending on experience

Work Model: 100% remote from Poland, full-time. Occasional travel to Germany is very rare and in almost all cases optional

Location: you must live in Poland

Start: mid-November / early December 2026

Time off: the client may require up to 10 days of unpaid Mandatory Time Away per year, usually over the Christmas break

Responsibilities:

Lead frontend development of the bank's customer onboarding platform built with Vue.js, Next.js and TypeScript

Set technical direction and code quality standards, and guide other frontend developers

Design complex, state-driven multi-step forms and asynchronous user journeys

Refactor and improve workflows so they gracefully handle third-party service latency, outages and timeouts

Build asynchronous fallback and retry mechanisms that remove user-facing errors and keep application state consistent

Requirements:

8+ years of commercial frontend experience, including senior or lead roles

Hands-on commercial experience with both Vue.js and Next.js

Strong TypeScript and JavaScript

A track record of building complex multi-step forms and asynchronous user journeys

Fluent English

Recruitment Process:

2 interviews

The selected candidate will go through a one-time online identity check (government-issued photo ID) before starting

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