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React web accessibility refers to the practice of ensuring that web applications built with React are usable by people with disabilities. This includes making sure that all users, including those using screen readers or other assistive technologies, can navigate and interact with the application. Techniques include using semantic HTML, proper ARIA roles, keyboard navigation, and testing with accessibility tools. Implementing accessibility in React not only improves user experience but also helps meet legal and ethical standards.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a React web accessibility specialist, and why are they important?

To thrive as a React Web Accessibility Specialist, you need deep knowledge of React, web accessibility standards (like WCAG), semantic HTML, and ARIA roles, often supported by a background in front-end development. Familiarity with accessibility testing tools (such as axe, Lighthouse, or screen readers) and version control systems like Git is essential. Strong problem-solving abilities, attention to detail, and effective communication help you collaborate with designers and developers to build accessible user interfaces. These skills ensure digital products are inclusive, legally compliant, and usable by all users, which is critical for reaching a wider audience and meeting regulatory standards.

What are some common challenges faced when ensuring web accessibility in React applications?

One common challenge is ensuring that dynamic content and interactive components built with React are accessible to users relying on assistive technologies, such as screen readers. Developers must pay close attention to semantic HTML, ARIA attributes, and keyboard navigation, which can sometimes be overlooked when using custom components or third-party libraries. Additionally, keeping up with evolving accessibility standards and testing with various tools and devices are essential for maintaining compliance and providing an inclusive user experience. Collaborating closely with UX/UI designers and QA testers is also key to identifying and resolving accessibility issues early in the development process.

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Front-End Architect (React/Web)

Cliffside Park, NJ • On-site

Long Finch Technologies
IT Services • 51 - 200 employees
Learn more about Long Finch Technologiesexternal

Full-time

Re-posted yesterday

Job description

Required Skills:

  • 15+ years professional software engineering experience with significant depth in front-end web development; experience leading projects and mentoring engineers.
  • Expert-level React proficiency (hooks, component composition, context, rendering behavior, concurrency-related patterns where applicable).
  • Strong TypeScript skills (types-as-design, generics, strictness strategies) and modern JavaScript fundamentals.
  • Deep experience with modern front-end tooling: Vite/Webpack , Babel/SWC, npm/pnpm/yarn, monorepos (optional), and build/release pipelines.
  • Strong CSS skills: responsive design, CSS architecture (CSS Modules, CSS-in-JS, or utility frameworks), theming, and consistent styling at scale.
  • Advanced testing practices: Jest/Vitest , React Testing Library, Playwright/Cypress for E2E; test strategy ownership.
  • Accessibility expertise: WCAG/ARIA , keyboard navigation, screen-reader considerations, and automated + manual a11y testing.
  • Performance engineering: profiling, bundle splitting, SSR/CSR trade-offs, caching strategies, and Core Web Vitals optimization.
  • API integration expertise with GraphQL and REST (schema-driven development, error handling, pagination, caching, and client state strategies).
  • Security awareness for web apps: XSS/CSRF prevention, dependency hygiene, secure auth/session patterns (OIDC awareness a plus).
  • Observability for the front end: client-side logging/metrics, error reporting, and debugging production issues.
  • MUST: Proficiency using AI-assisted engineering tools (e.g., Claude Code, GitHub Copilot ) to accelerate implementation, refactoring, test creation, and debugging—while validating correctness and adhering to secure handling practices.

Preferred qualifications

  • Experience with SSR/meta frameworks: Next.js / Remix and SEO considerations.
  • Experience leveraging a design system (Storybook, tokens).
  • Experience with micro-frontend patterns and module federation (where relevant).
  • Experience with visualization and rich UI: D3, Canvas/WebGL, advanced tables/grids, animation libraries.
  • Familiarity with authentication integrations (OIDC/OAuth2) and enterprise SSO constraints.
  • Proven track record modernizing legacy front ends and improving developer experience (DX).

Job responsibilities

  • Lead development of complex, user-facing web applications using React + TypeScript , owning the front-end architecture and delivery approach.
  • Partner with UX/Product to translate designs into polished experiences; influence requirements with feasibility, performance, and accessibility considerations.
  • Establish and evolve front-end standards: component architecture, state management, routing, code conventions, and testing practices.
  • Build using JPMC’s EXDS UI foundations: design system / component library , theming, responsive layouts, and cross-browser compatibility.
  • Drive performance and quality: Core Web Vitals, bundle optimization, rendering strategies, caching, and runtime observability.
  • Implement advanced UI capabilities such as rich data visualization, real-time updates, offline-friendly patterns, and robust form/workflow experiences.
  • Ensure secure client-side patterns: safe auth flows, token handling guidance, secure storage, and protection against common web vulnerabilities.
  • Collaborate with backend teams on API contracts (GraphQL/REST ) and advocate for front-end friendly patterns (pagination, filtering, error models).

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