Frontend Software Engineer
Pubblicato il 03-09-2026 - Logistics Reply in Turbigo
Are you looking for a new environment where you can truly stand out? Join us at Logistics Reply to help build the next generation of leading supply-chain solutions for major, well-known brands.
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Logistics Reply Product is the first company within the Reply Group dedicated to developing its own product: LEA Reply. LEA is a modular suite of business microservices designed to optimize inventory management, warehousing, distribution, delivery, and point-of-sale operations, ensuring seamless end-to-end supply chain visibility.
Recognized by Gartner as an Innovator, we are shaping the future of supply chain software by leveraging cutting-edge technologies such as AI, robotics, wearables, and IoT. Our teams design, engineer, and build next-generation solutions to create a more agile, intelligent, and connected supply chain.
We are looking for a Frontend Software Engineer (Junior or Senior)
to help us build from scratch the next generation LEA Reply frontend. This is a product organization: you'll work on a mission-critical platform used by international clients, with real ownership and long-term impact.
What you'll do
- Frontend Engineering – Design and build composable, maintainable UI applications and shared libraries using React and TypeScript, with strong attention to quality, architecture and developer experience, as this framework will provide core components that will be used to compose complex applications.
- Frontend Platform / Framework – Contribute to the core frontend framework and architecture that powers multiple enterprise applications (design system, shared components, routing patterns, state management, auth, API integration patterns).
- Product Ownership & Impact – Take ownership of features and foundational initiatives from early design through delivery, continuously improving usability, maintainability, and c