Junior-Mid Frontend Developer
Pubblicato il 17-09-2026 - MindEarth in Bardi
About the jobPosition: Junior-Mid Frontend Developer / UX-UI DesignerLocationMilan, Italy (hybrid)
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Contract TypeFull-time, permanent
Salary Range (gross annual salary)€35,000 – €45,000
Company ProfileMindEarth is a dynamic Swiss–Italian frontier-tech company at the intersection of advanced machine learning and big data analytics for geospatial intelligence. By integrating satellite imagery, mobility data, and crowd-sourced mapping, we empower organizations across industries to make data-driven decisions that enhance sustainability, improve operational efficiency, and build confidence and resilience in the face of uncertainty. Our solutions enable businesses and governments to extract actionable insights from complex spatial data, transforming them into powerful tools for improving urban resilience, optimizing infrastructure, and managing environmental risk.
OpportunityMindEarth builds web applications that turn complex geospatial data, satellite imagery,
settlement footprints, mobility and socio-economic datasets, into products people can actually use. We're looking for a frontend developer with a strong design sensibility to join our engineering team. This is a hybrid role by design: you'll spend most of your time building interfaces in code, but you'll also shape how they look, feel, and behave. You don't need to be a complete product designer, you need good instincts for visual design and usability, and the curiosity to participate in product discovery rather than just executing tickets. You'll work directly with our Senior Geospatial Full Stack Engineer, who will mentor you on both the engineering and geospatial sides of the work.
Key responsibilities
- Build and maintain interactive web applications with Next.js or similar, React, and TypeScript
- Implement map-based visualizations using and MapLibre GL
- Design UI components, layouts, and int