Front-end Engineer – Data Visualization

About the role

We are looking for a front‑end engineer with a passion for data visualization and analytical user experiences. You will join a fast‑growing Performance Science team to build interactive UIs, analytical tools, and bespoke visualisations that turn complex datasets into actionable insights for our engineering and race‑engineering groups.

Key responsibilities

• Develop data‑rich front‑end applications using modern frameworks such as React, Next.js, Vue or Svelte.
• Design and implement interactive visualisations (charts, maps, networks, timelines) with libraries like D3.js, Plotly, Vega‑lite or Spotfire.
• Create analytic UX patterns including multi‑dimensional filtering, drill‑downs, brushing, linking, tooltips, annotations and exportable views.
• Collaborate with data, software and engineering teams to define data contracts, APIs (REST/GraphQL) and transformations.
• Ensure data integrity in the UI, handling loading, error and empty states and robust edge‑case scenarios.
• Build responsive, accessible interfaces following ARIA standards, keyboard navigation and colour‑palette best practices.
• Establish component libraries and design systems for charting and analytics, documenting usage and ergonomics.
• Implement performant rendering strategies such as virtualization, WebGL or canvas streaming.

Required profile

• 2‑5+ years of experience building production front‑end applications with JavaScript/TypeScript.
• Hands‑on experience with data‑visualisation libraries and custom chart components.
• Strong understanding of data structures for visualisation (tidy vs wide, time‑series, hierarchical).
• Proven ability to deliver accessible, responsive and cross‑browser compatible solutions.
• Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines, Git workflows and code‑review best practices.
• Experience consuming large datasets via REST or GraphQL APIs.

Required skills

• JavaScript
• TypeScript
• React
• Next.js
• Vue
• Svelte
• D3.js
• Plotly
• Vega‑lite
• Spotfire
• REST
• GraphQL
• CI/CD
• Git
• WebGL
• deck.gl
• three.js
• Mapbox GL
• Leaflet
• Figma
• Adobe Creative Cloud