Improving Mexico is a TI services company focused on creating positive change for the IT professional experience. We deliver cutting-edge solutions through IT consulting, software development, and agile training—backed by a culture centered on teamwork, excellence, and shared rewards. In this role, we will help evolve Interceptas’ user interface as part of their Unified Risk Platform. You will work across both legacy AngularJS (TypeScript-based) applications and modern Angular (17+). Your work will directly support platform unification, UI modernization, and the delivery of new product features, including dashboarding, workflow tooling, and configuration experiences that enable alerting and decisioning.

Key Responsibilities

We are looking for a Senior Front-End Software Engineer to help evolve the Interceptas user interface as part of our Unified Risk Platform. This role spans both legacy AngularJS (TypeScript-based) applications and modern Angular (17+), supporting platform unification, UI modernization, and delivery of new features.





Design and develop front-end applications using AngularJS and Angular 17+.
Support UI modernization and migration from AngularJS to modern Angular.
Build dashboards and workflows including KPI Dashboards and Model Thresholds.
Develop configuration screens for alerting and decisioning capabilities.
Integrate front-end components with backend Universal Product APIs.
Ensure performance, accessibility, and usability standards are met.
Collaborate with product, UX, backend, and QA teams.

Required

We expect the following from the people joining our team:

7+ years of software engineering experience in full stack application development.
Strong hands-on expertise with Angular 17+.
Comfort using Claude AI or similar AI-assisted development tools in day-to-day engineering work.
Experience modernizing legacy applications or migrating older frameworks.
Experience with CI/CD pipelines and modern software delivery practices.
Strong collaborati

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