Frontend Developer

About Priva

In the middle of Het Westland, where innovation in food and flowers has been thriving for decades, Priva builds the technology that keeps greenhouses growing and buildings breathing.

What began as a family business in 1959 has grown into a global leader in climate technology - with 600 colleagues, offices in 16 countries, and solutions used in more than 100 nations. As the world changes, so do we: once pioneers in hardware innovation, we are now redefining what’s possible with intelligent, integrated software control systems—shaping the future of sustainable horticulture and smart buildings. 

If you want your work to have impact on sustainability, food security, and the way cities grow, then this is where you belong.

Position: Software Engineer Frontend

Join the team behind Priva’s Operator application—software building operators use every day to keep workplaces comfortable, safe, and energy‑efficient. As our Frontend Software Engineer, you’ll craft clear, reliable interfaces that help customers monitor, understand, and act on building data—at scale, across thousands of sites worldwide.

Why This Role Matters 

• Your work powers the Operator experience in Building Operations, a core product area that enables customers to manage climate, comfort, and performance across large portfolios.

• The UIs you build help reduce energy use and carbon footprint—part of Priva’s mission to create optimal environments in buildings across >50,000 installations and 100+ countries.

• You’ll collaborate with platform and app teams to turn complex building data into actionable insights that customers can trust.

What You’ll Do

• Design and build customer‑facing features for the Operator web app, with usability, reliability, and performance front and center.

• Partner with Product and UX to simplify complex building concepts (access control, device trees, historical data) into intuitive workflows.

• Collaborate with backend and platform teams to integrate APIs and shared services (e.g., BFF and metadata services) and harden them through pragmatic UI tests.

• Contribute to (and consume) the internal Frontend Platform & Design System so features are consistent and ship faster.

• Instrument your features with telemetry, guardrails, and meaningful error states so operators can trust the system even under stress.

• Review code, share knowledge, and raise the bar on accessibility, internationalization, and maintainability across the app surface.