MyTalent Software

We're Hiring 📣: Mid–Senior React.js Developer (Job Board & CRM Specialist)

📍 Location: Pinelands, Cape Town
Are you a React rockstar ⚛️ with a passion for crafting slick, high-performing UIs? Do you see JSX when you close your eyes and dream of dynamic dashboards and intuitive interfaces? Perfect — because we’re looking for someone just like you!

🔧 What You’ll Be Doing:
- Building and enhancing a modern Job Board platform with React at the frontend.
- Integrating React components with CRM backends to power recruitment workflows.
- Writing clean, maintainable, and scalable code — because tangled UI logic is not the vibe 🧶.
- Collaborating with designers, PMs, and backend devs to deliver real, user-focused features.
- Creating and consuming RESTful APIs, integrating third-party libraries and internal tools.
- Taking ownership from component architecture to deployment (yes, we love a bit of CI/CD too).

🔍 What We’re Looking For:
- 3–6 years of frontend development, with deep React.js knowledge.
- Hands-on experience building Job Boards or recruitment platforms (bonus for Jobify, SmartJobBoard, etc.).
- Familiarity with CRM tools or building frontend interfaces for them (Bullhorn, Salesforce, etc.).
- Strong understanding of state management (Redux, Zustand, Context API — we don’t judge).
- Comfortable with modern tooling — Webpack/Vite, Git, testing libraries (Jest/RTL), and CSS-in-JS solutions.
- Bonus points for TypeScript, Next.js, or Tailwind CSS.
- You're the kind of dev who says “Let’s refactor” as often as you say “Let’s ship it”.

🎁 What You’ll Get:
- A collaborative, remote-first team that actually loves working together.
- Flexible hours — we care more about output than online status.
- A pipeline of meaningful projects (no endless landing pages here).
- Competitive salary + bonuses for shipping high-quality work.
- Tech budget and training allowance — we want you to grow.

📩 How to Apply
Send us your CV, portfolio/GitHub, and one React project you're proud of.

Bonus: Tell us your go-to React library or hook — and why more devs should use it ❤️