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Frontend engineer role at PayPay India in Gurugram. Looking for 3+ years of experience with React, Next.js, and TypeScript building high-performance consumer fintech applications. Direct application via Greenhouse.
๐ข About PayPay India
PayPay is Japan's premier mobile payment and digital wallet platform, serving tens of millions of consumers and merchants. PayPay India is an innovation hub powering the tech stack behind these high-throughput payment architectures.
๐ฏ The Role
PayPay India is seeking a Frontend Engineer in Gurugram to develop next-generation payment web applications and merchant services. You will build user journeys where reliability, responsiveness, and sub-second load times are critical.
๐ ๏ธ Tech Stack
- React & Next.js
- TypeScript & JavaScript
- HTML5 & CSS3 (Tailwind CSS / CSS Modules)
- State Management (Redux / Zustand)
- Modern Bundling & Testing Frameworks (Vite / Jest)
๐ผ What You'll Do
- Build clean, interactive web applications supporting complex payment flows
- Collaborate with product managers and UX designers to build intuitive, frictionless checkout journeys
- Measure and optimize Core Web Vitals, browser caching, and client performance
- Write unit tests and maintain high standards for front-end test coverage
โ What You'll Need
- 3+ years of experience in front-end web development
- Strong proficiency with React, Next.js, and TypeScript
- Thorough understanding of modern CSS, responsive layouts, and cross-browser rendering
- Experience integrating and handling RESTful APIs securely
- Passion for frontend engineering and consumer-grade user experiences
๐ Nice to Have
- Prior experience in fintech, e-commerce, or payment gateways
- Knowledge of CI/CD pipelines and micro-frontend patterns
Why This Role?
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