302 live roles · 103 fully remote · freshest first

Frontend Developer jobs

Live frontend developer openings from company career pages and remote boards. Apply at the source. What the role pays, across markets and seniority: frontend developer salary.

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What 302 postings say

Computed from the live board on the date of the nightly build · 59 added in the last 7 days · median listing is 23 days old.

Seniority	Live roles	State pay	Posted band
Entry	12	—	—
Untagged (mid)	157	21	$21k–$143k
Senior / lead	133	24	$39k–$225k

Seniority is read from posting titles; roles with no level in the title are counted as mid. Bands cover only postings that state pay, and only where five or more do.

Skills named most

React63%
TypeScript49%
JavaScript44%
HTML/CSS38%
REST APIs36%
Git27%
Angular21%
Accessibility21%

Share of postings naming each skill, from the posting text itself.

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Quick answers

How many frontend developer jobs are open right now?

Right now there are 302 frontend developer openings on our board, and 59 of them arrived in the last seven days. 103 of them are fully remote (remote frontend developer jobs). The board refreshes every night, so the count moves with the market.

How much do frontend developer jobs pay?

45 of the 302 openings state a salary. Across those, the middle half of posted pay runs from $28k to $215k a year. We only count postings that state pay, so this is what employers are advertising today, not an estimate. For the fuller picture by seniority and market, see the frontend developer salary page.

What skills do frontend developer postings ask for?

The three skills frontend developer postings name most often are React (63% of postings), TypeScript (49%) and JavaScript (44%). Those percentages are simply how many of the postings we read mention each one, so you can see which are near-universal and which are nice to have. Every skill, defined: the glossary.

Listings backfilled from re-displayable sources (company career pages, remote-job boards, and public-sector postings), freshest first, refreshed with the nightly scrape. Each links out to apply at the original posting; PivotHop does not host applications. Salary shown where the posting states it.