Job Description Summary Build independent, composable micro front‑end modules that integrate into a governed portal shell using runtime composition. Build domain‑aligned, event‑driven backend capabilities that support deterministic decisioning, versioning, and replay ability. Location: Braamfontein, Johannesburg Responsibilities Frontend Engineer (Composable micro‑front‑end platform)Develop micro‑frontend modules (widgets, panels, tabs) using React and Next.js. Integrate via Module Federation and platform extension points. Use platform SDK for context, events, telemetry, and messaging. Ensure compliance with platform contracts and governance rules. Build responsive, accessible UI aligned to design system. Maintain performance budgets and emit telemetry. Backend Engineer (Domain & Platform Capability engineering)Own and implement domain capabilities (e.g., Party, Quotes, Pricing). Design APIs, events, and data ownership boundaries. Implement event‑driven architecture (commands, events, projections). Build deterministic decision engines (pricing, underwriting, claims). Ensure full versioning discipline across APIs, events, and rules. Integrate systems via contracts, not direct coupling. API gateway and BFF patterns. Open Policy Agent (OPA). Schema registry and contract testing. Temporal or workflow engines. Qualifications Education: Matric and a tertiary degree (or equivalent). Front‑end required skillsReact, Next.js (App Router), TypeScript. Module Federation or micro‑frontend architecture experience. State management (React Query / Zustand). Strong understanding of browser security (CSP, sandboxing). Experience with OpenTelemetry (frontend). Experience with design systems and component libraries. Back‑end required skills.NET Core (preferred) or equivalent backend platform. PostgreSQL and Redis. Kafka and/or NATS JetStream. Event‑driven architecture and event sourcing concepts. API design and versioning strategies. Cloud platforms (AWS and/or Azure). Containers (Docker, Kubernetes). Infrastructure as Code (Terraform). OpenTelemetry for observability. #J-18808-Ljbffr