Frontend Engineer - UI Infrastructure and Developer Tools (Early Talent)

Location: Amsterdam

Duration: 3 months

Start date: January 2027

Compensation: Paid

Eligibility: Current University student (Computer Science or related field), Recent Graduate or Early Career specialist

Work authorization: Permitted to work in the job’s location

The role

We are looking for an early-career Frontend Engineer to turn complex infrastructure workflows into clear, maintainable user interfaces. You will contribute to production projects from your first weeks, learn alongside experienced engineers, and gradually take ownership of meaningful features.

About the team

We improve developer experience at Nebius in two complementary areas:

Developer services: products and interfaces used by engineering teams across the company and, in some cases, by cloud customers.

Frontend infrastructure: shared foundations and tooling used across our frontend codebase.

Our users are Nebius engineers and cloud customers. We prioritize usability and reliability in everything we build.

Your responsibilities:

Developer services

Design and build clear interfaces for complex infrastructure and operational workflows.

Improve tools that help engineering teams test, release, and monitor services.

Work with platform, infrastructure, and operations engineers to translate their needs into practical solutions.

Frontend infrastructure

Improve shared build systems, project tooling, libraries, templates, and test automation.

Make shared tools straightforward for frontend engineers to adopt and use.

Contribute to standards and documentation that help frontend teams work consistently.

Across both areas

Implement well-tested features from development through release.

Write clear, maintainable code and participate in code reviews and technical discussions.

Must-haves:

Experience with at least one programming language, preferably TypeScript or Go.

Experience building user interfaces with React through studies, an internship, personal projects, open-source contributions, or professional work.

Practical experience with HTML and CSS.

Experience using Git for version control.

Strong problem-solving skills, curiosity, and openness to feedback.

Clear communication skills and the ability to collaborate effectively in a distributed, cross-functional environment.

Nice-to-haves:

Familiarity with automated testing.

Knowledge of common programming paradigms.

An understanding of how programming languages differ and the trade-offs they make.