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# Design System Developer

- **Company:** Rentman
- **Location:** UTRECHT, Netherlands
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Microsoft Windows, Semantic HTML, AngularJS
- **Published:** September 5, 2026
- **Apply:** https://startup.jobs/design-system-developer-rentman-8774007

## About the Role

* You've built and maintained a shared component library other teams depend on. And you measure success in production adoption, not components shipped.
 * You're fluent in Storybook as your build, docs, and test workbench, and literate in token pipelines (structured data through a build step to platform outputs; you can explain what a DTCG migration buys).
 * You own the library end to end (its evolution, its breaks, and its adoption) running migrations to completion and treating product teams' adoption blockers as yours to solve.
 * You drive adoption by evidence and service, not mandate, and design for consumers over sprints: composable, typed component APIs, no prop bloat, honest deprecations.
 * You track moving standards (DTCG, Angular, AI tooling), verify before building, and want review from stronger engineers.
 * You're a strong communicator who intrinsically wants to share and collaborate.

## Description

* Accessibility as a default: semantic markup, keyboard operability, and automated checks (axe): you treat a11y as infrastructure, not backlog.
 * Production Angular experience: component authoring, inputs/outputs, content projection, ViewEncapsulation, and styling strategy.


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