Frontend Engineer - Forecasting and Replenishment

Makro PRO is an exciting new digital venture by the iconic Makro. Our proud purpose is to build a technology platform that will help make business possible for restaurant owners, hotels, and independent retailers, and open the door for sellers. Makro PRO brings together the best talent across multi-nationals to transform the B2B marketplace ecosystem. We welcome bold, energetic, and thoughtful people who share our belief in collaboration, diversity, excellence, and putting customers at the heart of our work

Take your career to new heights in the future of B2B e-commerce. Join our team and help us build Southeast Asia’s next unicorn.

Your Challenge The Frontend Engineer is to build and improve web applications used by the Forecasting and Replenishment (FNR) team. This role focuses on creating reliable, fast, and easy-to-use interfaces for business users managing replenishment parameters, reviewing order proposals, monitoring exceptions, and taking action. You will work closely with Backend Engineers, Product, and business stakeholders to deliver production-grade features that have real operational impact. • Build and maintain React applications using TypeScript with strong attention to usability, performance, and maintainability. • Implement end-to-end user workflows for FNR systems (for example parameter setup, proposal review and approvals, dashboards, and exception handling). • Collaborate with Backend Engineers to design and consume APIs effectively, including pagination, filtering, search, and error handling. • Translate requirements into clean UI architecture: reusable components, predictable state management, and consistent UX patterns. • Build data-heavy screens including tables, filters, forms, charts, and drill-down views with a strong focus on clarity and speed. • Implement role-based access and authentication flows as required by internal systems. • Ensure high quality through testing, code reviews, and disciplined release practices. • Improve frontend developer experience: component standards, documentation, performance budgets, and reducing UI regressions. • Work with stakeholders to iterate quickly through demos and feedback loops, while keeping the UI stable and consistent.