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# Front End Developer - Tradesyncer (NL) (Trading Platform)(Utilising AI daily)

- **Company:** Tradesyncer B.V.
- **Location:** Amsterdam, Netherlands (Remote available)
- **Experience:** Experienced
- **Salary:** €4,500.0 - €6,000.0
- **Contract:** Temporary to permanent
- **Skills:** A/B Testing, Artificial Intelligence, Cursor (Graphical User Interface Elements), Design of User Interfaces, Next.js, TypeScript, WebSocket, ReactJS, Material UI
- **Published:** August 26, 2026
- **Apply:** https://nl.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=bcf70a82d7fb10b9

## About the Role

An AI-first workflow,Cursor is mandatory, * 3+ years shipping production front ends with strong React / TypeScript.

 * A real eye for hierarchy, motion and spacing, plus hands-on UI/UX experience with measurable lifts.
 * In or near Amsterdam; comfortable in Dutch or English. Nice to have: data-dense real-time UIs, Next.js, an interest in trading.

## Description

You own the front end end to end, both the user application traders live in every day and the management systems we run the company on. React + TypeScript, the design system and component library, and real-time WebSocket UIs where dashboards and account states update live. You take features from idea to shipped, including the last 10% of polish that makes them feel right, and when the funnel needs a lift, you instrument it, run the A/B tests, and prove it with data.

We build AI-first, and that's mandatory. Cursor is our editor and Claude is in the loop from planning to review, every day. If that isn't already how you work, this isn't the role for you., Direct impact side by side with the founding team, real ownership of entire surfaces, full platform access plus our prop firm partnerships, €4,500 - €6,000 per month paid reliably, and budget for hardware, learning and AI tooling.


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