Frontend Engineer
Pubblicato il 14-09-2026 - Coreview in Milano
About CoreView
CoreView is the global leader in Microsoft 365 (M365) tenant resilience, serving over 23 million users worldwide. We empower the world’s leading organizations to master the complexity of Microsoft M365. Through robust security and precise governance, we help ensure that our client’s environments stay cyber-resilient and productive, no matter how complex they are.
Our unified, cloud-native platform delivers powerful automation, rapid value, and end-to-end visibility across the entire M365 ecosystem. Backed by world-class support and a collaborative, innovative culture, CoreView is a place where your ideas matter, and your work truly impacts global enterprises.
Applicants must have the legal right to work in the country where this role is based. Unfortunately, we are unable to provide visa sponsorship or immigration support for this position.
We're looking for a Frontend Engineer to help shape the interfaces our customers rely on every day. You'll work in a large, mature Angular and TypeScript codebase alongside designers, product managers, and backend engineers,
and you'll have real ownership of the shared component libraries several of our applications are built on.
Our Frontend Stack
- Core. Angular and TypeScript in strict mode, RxJS and NgRx, SASS with light/dark theming.
- Shared libraries. An in-house design system of 70+ components, higher-level application libraries, and a JSON-schema-driven dynamic forms engine — versioned npm packages documented in Storybook. Data-dense views use AG Grid Enterprise and Highcharts.
- Platform. REST across a multi-region microservice backend, a growing typed GraphQL surface, and SignalR for real-time updates. Karma/Jasmine unit tests, a large Playwright suite with axe-core checks, and Azure DevOps pipelines deploying to Kubernetes.
Responsibilities
- Build and evolve the user-facing side of our platform, translating product and design requirements into clean, responsive, and performant Angular interfaces — own