Bence VéghFrontend EngineerAvailable now
I’m a frontend engineer with 6+ years of building large-scale web applications — mostly in Angular and TypeScript, with hands-on React. I care about reusable UI, maintainable architecture and accessible products people enjoy using.
Available now for remote full-time or B2B roles
A rough idea is enough to begin. The steps that follow turn it into something people can actually use.
Every feature starts with people and constraints: who uses it, what they need and what can’t change. I ask in refinement, not after release.
Routes, state, components and API contracts mapped out, with estimates the team can rely on. Shared pieces get built once.
I work closely with designers, from wireframe to polished interface, grounded in design tokens and a component library.
Typed, reactive components wired to real APIs — Signals and RxJS where they fit — in a codebase the next developer can extend.
Keyboard paths, focus, screen reader labels, responsive layouts, tests and code review — before release, not after.
Released, documented and maintainable: ready for real users, the next feature and the next person on the team.
A general process, illustrated with Tandem, a fictional app.
From a global travel site to media portals, healthcare and an AI-powered education platform, always at the point where design meets working code.
Career at a glance
EPAM Systems
2019 – 2020On-site
TravelHotels.com, travel and hospitality
GriffSoft Informatics
2021 – 2022On-site
HealthcareHealthcare application
Trendency Online
2022 – 2025Remote
MediaLarge-scale media platforms, CMS and content portals
Gábor Dénes University – MIT
2025 – 2026Remote
EducationAI-powered education platform for teachers, students and parents, in a team of seven
What’s next? The next chapter could be with your team. Let’s talk
Angular is home, React is a second language, and TypeScript runs through both. The strengths below are where I’ve done my best work.
Design systems, component libraries and monorepos that let several teams ship consistent interfaces without rebuilding the basics.
A 40+ component design system; a UI library and skeleton shared by 45–50 media portals.
Keyboard paths, focus management and ARIA treated as part of the feature, checked with a real screen reader.
WCAG 2.1 AA on two media sites, tested with NVDA.
Moving real products forward while they stay in use — framework upgrades, new reactive patterns and full rewrites.
Major Angular version migrations; an Angular-to-React rewrite delivered in three weeks.
Clear communication with designers, backend developers and clients, plus the review and planning work that keeps a team moving.
Code reviews, estimation and refinement; six months mentoring a junior developer.
What I reach for day to day, grouped by what it’s for.
Main framework across three companies, from version migrations to Signals.
Production work, including an Angular-to-React rewrite delivered in three weeks.
The everyday language behind both.
I studied music at the University of Szeged, with trumpet and piano as my instruments. Years of daily practice taught me patience with details, a feel for timing, and that a performance only works when every part comes together.
In 2016 I switched to Business Information Technology, and since 2019 I’ve been building frontends, still chasing the same thing: something that feels right to the person on the other side.
Nine notes, nine pieces of code. Press play to hear it; sound only plays when you ask.
Available now: full-time or B2B, remote first
The fastest way to reach me is email. I’m happy to talk about frontend roles, design systems or a project you have in mind.
Hungary, Central European Time
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