Lithuanian Junior Developer
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m expanding our engineering team and need a junior-level frontend developer who is already based in Lithuania. Your main focus will be building modern, user-friendly interfaces with Next.js, TypeScript and vanilla JavaScript, turning Figma layouts into fast, responsive pages and wiring them up to our REST endpoints. Day to day you’ll pair with designers on pixel-perfect UI, review pull requests with backend engineers, and keep an eye on performance, accessibility and clean, testable code.
A solid grasp of semantic HTML, CSS (or any CSS-in-JS flavour) and modern ES6+ patterns is essential. You should feel comfortable using Git for version control, hitting REST APIs and reaching for dev-tools when something breaks. Clear communication in English is a must because part of the team is international, yet I’d like your initial application written in Lithuanian so I can confirm local language proficiency.
If you’ve shipped anything in Next.js—whether a university project, a hackathon demo or a small commercial site—include the link and a brief explanation of the challenges you solved. Add your GitHub handle or any code samples that showcase component structure, state management and attention to detail.
We work in short, two-week sprints; once you’re onboard you’ll pick up your first ticket (usually a small UI component) so we can review code style and merge process together. I’m committed to mentoring, code reviews and regular feedback, so expect a supportive environment where you can grow fast.
Send over:
• a short cover letter in Lithuanian,
• links to 1–3 recent Next.js or React projects, and
• anything else that highlights your eagerness to learn.
I’ll review every submission and get back to shortlisted candidates for a quick video chat. Looking forward to seeing what you’ve built!
A solid grasp of semantic HTML, CSS (or any CSS-in-JS flavour) and modern ES6+ patterns is essential. You should feel comfortable using Git for version control, hitting REST APIs and reaching for dev-tools when something breaks. Clear communication in English is a must because part of the team is international, yet I’d like your initial application written in Lithuanian so I can confirm local language proficiency.
If you’ve shipped anything in Next.js—whether a university project, a hackathon demo or a small commercial site—include the link and a brief explanation of the challenges you solved. Add your GitHub handle or any code samples that showcase component structure, state management and attention to detail.
We work in short, two-week sprints; once you’re onboard you’ll pick up your first ticket (usually a small UI component) so we can review code style and merge process together. I’m committed to mentoring, code reviews and regular feedback, so expect a supportive environment where you can grow fast.
Send over:
• a short cover letter in Lithuanian,
• links to 1–3 recent Next.js or React projects, and
• anything else that highlights your eagerness to learn.
I’ll review every submission and get back to shortlisted candidates for a quick video chat. Looking forward to seeing what you’ve built!
Related categories:
JavaScript
CSS
HTML5
HTML
Git
Frontend Development
Figma
Next.js
REST API
Accessibility