Certified Remote
PUBLISHED
Sep 30, 2025
Transition into typed JavaScript with TypeScript, enhancing code quality in web projects. You'll define interfaces, work with generics, and integrate TS into React or Node apps. An excellent entry point for graduates seeking to learn static typing in the JS ecosystem.
As a beginner TypeScript developer, you'll learn to add type safety to JavaScript codebases, starting with basic types, interfaces, and unions. Progress to advanced features like generics, decorators, and modules, applying them to build robust applications. Integrate TypeScript with React for typed components or Node.js for safer server logic, catching errors early in development.
Tasks include migrating plain JS projects to TS, writing declaration files, and configuring tsconfig.json for optimal setups. Explore tools like VS Code extensions, DefinitelyTyped for libraries, and compilation with tsc. Receive guidance through mentorship on overcoming common pitfalls, such as handling any types or optional chaining.
This role highlights learning in scalable code practices, including dependency injection and error handling with custom types. Participate in refactoring sessions to improve existing codebases, gaining insights into design systems and API contracts. Exposure to testing with typed assertions in Jest or Vitest builds confidence in reliable development.
We support your journey with structured tutorials, community forums, and hands-on labs simulating real scenarios. By the year's end, you'll have expertise in TypeScript's ecosystem, ready for full-stack roles. Remote collaboration ensures access to shared repositories and video calls for knowledge sharing, fostering a supportive environment for entry-level growth in typed programming.
The employer recommends obtaining this certification to validate your skills and enhance your application.
Note: You can still apply for this position without the certification, but having it will make your profile stand out and may be required to move forward in the hiring process.