Partner with product owners and UX/design teams to convert an existing portal into a modern UI built with Blazor: shifting layouts, updating components, refreshing user flows.
Develop front-end features using C#/Blazor, working with UI components (especially using Syncfusion Blazor) as the primary delivery mechanism.
Use Visual Studio 2022 as your primary IDE to build, test and debug the UI.
Create and execute API request/response tests using Postman (or similar tooling) to support the front-end integration with back-end services.
Translate design/UX changes into technical scope: interface adjustments, component configuration, responsive behaviour, data bindings, and state management.
Work alongside back-end engineers to integrate UI with existing APIs and services, handle data retrieval, error conditions, and user flows.
Ensure code quality, maintainability, and performance: write clean, modular UI code, adopt best practices, design for reusability and future extensibility.
Participate in code reviews, collaborate in teams, mentor more junior UI developers, and contribute to the UI component library/code standards.
Focus on delivering high-quality UI experiences while meeting time-to-market demands: as we modernize the portal, you’ll help shape both execution and architecture of the UI layer.
Requirements
Several years (5+ years, ideally) of software development experience working in the .NET ecosystem (C#, .NET 5/6/7 or later) and hands-on experience building UI with Blazor.
Demonstrable experience using Blazor components (ideally including Syncfusion Blazor components) to build user interfaces, handle data binding, events, state management, and dynamic layouts.
Experience with Visual Studio 2022 as your primary development environment.
Comfortable working with Postman (or similar tools) to validate and test API endpoints which your front-end UI consumes.
Strong understanding of front-end technologies and UI design patterns: component-based architecture, reactivity, state management, responsive design, performance considerations.
Ability to translate UX/design specs into working UI code: you can take a design, understand its intent, discuss variant layouts, and build the interface accordingly.
Ability to collaborate with back-end engineers and product/UX stakeholders: bridging design intentions, technical constraints, and business requirements.
Excellent problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and a commitment to high-quality user experiences.
Strong written and verbal communication skills (English and/or Spanish preferred depending on region) and comfort working in asynchronous, remote team setups across LATAM time zones. You are comfortable with change, progress over perfection, and iterating to deliver value — aligning to Lateral’s culture of doing things the right way.
Tech Stack
.NET
Benefits
Real Impact: You’ll work on meaningful products that make a measurable difference
from healthcare and commerce to sustainability and next-gen tech.
Remote-First, Office Friendly: Work from wherever you’re most productive
whether that’s your home, a co-working space, or one of our offices. We’re a remote-first company, but if you’re near an office, you’re welcome to drop in, collaborate in person, or work onsite regularly. We prioritize async collaboration, respect your time zone, and focus on outcomes over hours.
An Outstanding Team: Talented, kind, and hard-working people who care deeply about their craft
and about each other. No egos. No politics. Just professionals doing their best work.
Growth: You’ll be supported in growing your craft, exploring new paths, and stepping into greater responsibility
at your own pace A Culture of Excellence: We care deeply about doing the right thing
for our clients, our team, and ourselves. No burnout. No crunch. Just high-quality work, delivered sustainably.
Variety & Stability: We’re profitable, independent, and over a decade strong. Yet every project brings a fresh challenge. You’ll never be bored here.