You are the only frontend engineer on the programme and you own three consoles outright — Station, Park and Hub — plus the public website. The Station console becomes the daily working surface of every franchisee the network signs.
Key responsibilities
- Build the Station console: day board, custody countersign, cash position, roster, stock draw and the station performance strip
- Build the Park console: dispatch oversight, approval queue, fleet and maintenance, station variance and cash views
- Build the Hub console: network view, realised-rate dashboard, reconciliation and variance board, compliance registers
- Build in that order — Station, then Park, then Hub. It is fixed
- Work against frozen contracts and mock servers from the contract freeze; engineering does not wait for design
- Hold first meaningful paint under two and a half seconds on the actual station tablet over a typical mobile connection
- Ship role-scoped negative tests for every screen,
so a station token attempting a network endpoint is refused by the server rather than hidden by the interface
Eligibility
- Three or more years of React in production, with at least three data-heavy dashboards or consoles shipped — not marketing sites
- State management and API integration, including live-updating views
- Real performance profiling: developer tools, an audit tool, and bundle budgets you actually held
- Role-based access patterns, and responsive work from desktop down to tablet
- You write component tests rather than clicking through manually
What you get
- Three consoles and the public site, owned end to end
- Told honestly before you join where console polish sits if the date comes under pressure
How the process runs
- Fill in the short form on this page.
- We read it ourselves. Every application is read.
- If we want to meet you, we call you.
📌 Frontend Engineer — Consoles (Chennai)
🏢 https://drone-port.in/
📍 Chennai
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