Web Software Engineer
Headout · Bengaluru
- Experience1–2 yrs
- SalaryNot disclosed
- Work modeonsite
- Leveljunior
- Posted14 Sept 2026
About Headout
Headout is hiring in Bengaluru in hospitality travel. This role looks for around 1+ years of experience.
Skills
- React
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- HTML
- CSS
- responsive design
- cross-browser compatibility
- Git
- performance optimization
The role
A frontend developer at a travel marketplace builds user-facing web applications with React, JavaScript, and TypeScript while shaping features with product and design teams. The work also applies responsive design and Git to deliver reliable, high-performance experiences.
Full job description
👩 💻The role:As a Software Engineer, Web (Frontend) at Headout, you’ll be part of a pod building products and features that directly impact our users. You’ll design and develop high-performance web applications, work closely with product and design teams, and ensure smooth operations by addressing gaps in the development process. This is a chance to learn, grow, and contribute to building reliable and scalable systems used by a global audience.
🤩What makes this role special:Build projects end-to-end, starting from scratch and seeing them through to launch.Take ownership of features and bring innovative solutions to life.Collaborate with experienced developers on diverse projects, from simple improvements to complex systems.Be part of a team where your ideas are valued and your contributions directly shape the product.Gain real-world experience in web development while growing your skills in a fast-paced environment.
💝What skills & experience do you need:Strong proficiency in React (must-have), along with JavaScript and TypeScript.Solid understanding of HTML, CSS, responsive design, and cross-browser compatibility.Experience with Git and basic performance optimization.1+ year of frontend development experience, preferably in a startup environment.Curiosity, problem-solving ability, and eagerness to learn and grow.
➕Bonus:Contributions to open-source projects or personal side projects.Exposure to mobile or backend technologies.