Senior Vue.js developers, ready in two weeks
Engineers who work in Vue 3 the way it was meant to be used. Composition API, Nuxt 3, TypeScript, and a clear understanding of what state actually needs to be global.
Tell us the role. Shortlisted profiles within 5 business days.
Not just templates, the full Vue picture
We place engineers who own the frontend stack, understand rendering strategies, and contribute to the product rather than waiting for tickets.
Vue 3 and Nuxt 3
Composition API, script setup, Nuxt 3 with App Router. Engineers who do not reach for Options API out of habit when the Composition API is clearly the right choice.
- Composition API and script setup as the default, not a preference - cleaner component logic, better TypeScript integration, simpler reuse through composables
- Nuxt 3 rendering strategies chosen per route - SSR for dynamic pages, SSG for content, ISR where freshness and performance need to be balanced
- Vite-based builds with proper code splitting - routes and heavy components lazy-loaded, not shipped in a single bundle
- TypeScript throughout with strict mode - Vue 3 has first-class TS support, engineers who use it properly rather than adding it as an afterthought
Pinia and state management
Pinia for global state, Vue Query for server state. The right tool chosen based on what the data actually is, not on what the developer learned first.
- Pinia as the standard for global client state - Vuex is no longer recommended and our engineers do not use it on new projects
- Vue Query (TanStack Query) for server state - cached, background-refreshed, no manual loading state management
- Composables for shared logic - reactive, reusable, and testable without the overhead of a global store
- Avoiding unnecessary reactivity - shallowRef, markRaw, and readonly used correctly to prevent performance issues in complex UIs
Performance
Bundle size, render performance, Core Web Vitals. They look at real user metrics, not just what Lighthouse says on their own machine.
- Component lazy loading with defineAsyncComponent - only loaded when they actually appear in the viewport or user flow
- v-memo and computed used deliberately - not every value needs to be reactive, over-reactivity is one of the most common Vue performance issues
- Virtual scrolling for large lists with vue-virtual-scroller or TanStack Virtual - 10,000 rows without frame drops
- Core Web Vitals tracked with real user data - LCP, CLS, and INP measured on actual devices, not a fast dev laptop
Testing
Vitest, Vue Test Utils, Playwright. Testing is part of the process, not something added before handover.
- Unit tests with Vitest and Vue Test Utils - component behaviour tested in isolation, fast feedback loop in CI
- Integration tests covering real user interactions - forms, async flows, navigation tested the way a user would experience them
- E2E tests with Playwright for critical paths - login, checkout, key workflows run against a real browser in CI
- CI pipeline that blocks deploys on failure - no shipping to staging with a broken test suite
Enterprise UI and admin panels
B2B dashboards, internal tools, admin panels with complex tables, filters, and permissions. Vue is strong here and our engineers know why.
- Data tables with sorting, filtering, and pagination - TanStack Table or custom solutions that handle real-world data volumes
- Role-based access control in the UI layer - route guards, permission directives, and conditional rendering that actually matches the backend logic
- Form handling with VeeValidate or Zod-based schemas - validation that runs both client-side and matches server validation rules
- Multi-step wizards and complex modal flows - state persisted correctly across steps, including on browser back and page refresh
Design system and component library
Pixel-accurate implementation from Figma, component libraries in Storybook, accessibility by default. Not just consuming components but contributing to the system.
- Component library documented in Storybook - every variant, state, and edge case visible and interactive before it goes into the product
- Design token integration with CSS custom properties or Tailwind - consistent spacing, typography, and colour across the entire application
- Accessible by default - ARIA roles, keyboard navigation, focus management, and screen reader testing as part of the build process
- Figma-to-code accuracy - developers who read design specs carefully and push back when something does not make sense to implement
How to hire through Oberig
- 01
Tell us the role
Seniority, stack specifics, your team setup, timezone requirements. A 30-minute call covers everything we need.
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Profiles in five days
We shortlist from our vetted network. You get honest assessments, not a CV dump that makes everyone sound equally impressive.
- 03
One interview
You interview once. We handle the screening so you are not spending hours per week on mismatches.
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Start in week two
Developer joins your Slack, clones the repo, picks up a ticket. No extended handholding required.
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Monthly check-in
We stay in the loop to make sure the collaboration is working from both sides.
Common questions
What level do you place?
Mid-level (2–4 years) and senior (4–8 years). We do not place juniors for team extension. The onboarding cost outweighs the rate difference.
Vue 2 or Vue 3 only?
Our engineers work in Vue 3 on new projects. For maintenance work on existing Vue 2 codebases, we can match developers with that background, but any new development we propose moving toward Vue 3.
Can they work with a design system we already have?
Yes. Whether that is Vuetify, PrimeVue, a custom library, or something internal - engineers read existing systems and contribute to them rather than introducing competing patterns.
Do they know backend APIs well enough to integrate them?
Frontend engineers typically handle REST and GraphQL integration, including authentication flows, error handling, and request caching. For heavy backend work, we would suggest a dedicated backend engineer.
What is the notice period to stop?
30 days written notice. Most clients stay longer, but we understand business priorities change.
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