I’m looking for a strong front-end engineer who can join the team for the next few weeks and push our Vue codebase forward. Everything you touch must run on Vue 3—Vue 2 is already out of the picture—so deep knowledge of the Composition API, script setup, and modern build tooling is essential. Your main mission is to take our existing library of modular UI components and refactor or extend them so they can be dropped into multiple products without a performance hit. We already have a basic style guide; you’ll respect it, but you’ll also make sensible calls where it falls short. The legacy parts of the platform still rely on Twig templates (PHP + HTML + CSS + plain JS), so an eye for how your Vue widgets slot into those views will help you move quickly. Performance is the top priority: I want components that mount fast, ship lean bundles, and avoid unnecessary re-renders. TypeScript, clean HTML5 markup, and modern CSS are expected. Every component should come with lightweight Jest tests so we keep regressions out of the pipeline. Deliverables I’ll review: • Optimized, tree-shakable Vue 3 components ready for reuse across products • Integration examples showing them wired into our existing Twig layouts • Jest test suites with clear pass/fail output • A concise README that explains props, slots, and any performance decisions Reliability and quality trump raw speed; solid, maintainable code wins every time. If that sounds like your style, let’s get started.