Angular Enterprise Auth Component
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
My enterprise-grade web application is mid-development and its next critical milestone is a rock-solid user authentication component. The overall focus of the product is what I described earlier—“Senior Angular Developer for Enterprise Web App”—and this authentication layer is the gateway that will let the rest of that vision take shape.
What I need from you is senior-level Angular expertise to design and implement a secure, scalable login and session-management flow that plugs neatly into the codebase we already have in place. Expect to work with Angular 15+, TypeScript, RxJS, and a RESTful back-end that exposes the usual auth endpoints (sign-up, sign-in, token refresh, password reset). You’ll also tighten role-based access, guard routes, and make sure the UI stays lightweight and responsive.
Because we are still in active development, your code must be clean, modular, and unit-tested so other team members can extend it without friction. I’ll review the work through pull requests, so well-written commit messages and concise documentation are part of the deliverable.
Deliverables:
• A reusable Angular authentication module (services, guards, interceptors, and UI components)
• Integration with existing API endpoints, including refresh-token handling
• Unit tests with at least 80 % coverage
• Short setup guide outlining configuration and environment variables
If you have a track record of shipping enterprise Angular features and can jump straight into a live repo, let’s talk.
What I need from you is senior-level Angular expertise to design and implement a secure, scalable login and session-management flow that plugs neatly into the codebase we already have in place. Expect to work with Angular 15+, TypeScript, RxJS, and a RESTful back-end that exposes the usual auth endpoints (sign-up, sign-in, token refresh, password reset). You’ll also tighten role-based access, guard routes, and make sure the UI stays lightweight and responsive.
Because we are still in active development, your code must be clean, modular, and unit-tested so other team members can extend it without friction. I’ll review the work through pull requests, so well-written commit messages and concise documentation are part of the deliverable.
Deliverables:
• A reusable Angular authentication module (services, guards, interceptors, and UI components)
• Integration with existing API endpoints, including refresh-token handling
• Unit tests with at least 80 % coverage
• Short setup guide outlining configuration and environment variables
If you have a track record of shipping enterprise Angular features and can jump straight into a live repo, let’s talk.
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