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Our rigorous vetting process combines Advanced AI assessments with expert human evaluation to ensure only top talent makes it through.
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Read answers to the most common questions about hiring TypeScript developers.
The cost to hire a TypeScript developer can vary based on several factors, such as their experience, location, and the complexity of your project. FatCat Coders offers flexible pricing options tailored to your needs, ensuring you get top-quality talent without breaking the bank.
We prioritize fast and efficient hiring. Depending on your requirements, FatCat Coders can connect you with skilled professionals within 48 hours, ensuring your project gets started without delay.
FatCat Coders coders are thoroughly vetted to ensure they possess the necessary technical skills, experience, and professionalism. What sets them apart is their commitment to delivering high-quality work, their ability to integrate seamlessly with your team, and the support from FatCat Coders to ensure project success.
FatCat Coders offers a 30-day trial period, allowing you to work with a developer for 1 month before fully committing. If the developer doesn’t meet your expectations during this trial, you can either choose a different developer, ensuring your satisfaction and minimizing risk.
TypeScript enhances JavaScript with static typing, improving code quality, maintainability, and developer productivity. It’s widely adopted across startups and enterprises for reducing bugs and ensuring consistency in large-scale apps. Hiring TypeScript developers ensures your codebase is future-proof and developer-friendly.
TypeScript fits naturally into modern web development workflows and scales well across teams. It’s frequently chosen for both front-end and back-end development in projects that demand reliability and type safety.
Frontend development with frameworks like React or Angular
Backend development using Node.js with TypeScript
Full-stack apps with shared types across client/server
Large-scale applications needing long-term maintainability
TypeScript developers bring clarity to complex codebases and help enforce design standards through static types. This translates into fewer runtime errors, faster development, and more resilient software.
A TypeScript developer writes typed JavaScript code for client or server-side applications. They’re responsible for defining interfaces, implementing logic with strict types, and collaborating with design and backend teams to deliver stable and scalable solutions.
Each level of developer comes with increasing responsibilities, autonomy, and expectations. Here’s how tasks typically break down:
Junior TypeScript Developer
Translate designs into components
Write typed functions and interfaces
Follow team linting and formatting rules
Mid-Level TypeScript Developer
Build reusable modules, services, and state logic
Integrate APIs with strong typing
Enforce type safety and code consistency
Senior TypeScript Developer
Architect scalable apps with type-driven design
Lead refactoring and performance tuning
Mentor junior devs, review code, and set standards
Junior developers usually need regular guidance and code reviews. Mid-level developers handle entire features with minimal supervision, while seniors take ownership of architecture, standards, and team mentorship.
Mastery of the TypeScript syntax, typing system, and compiler options is essential. Developers should know how to create and use types, generics, enums, and understand structural typing.
These frameworks are commonly paired with TypeScript for building robust, scalable applications. React – With TypeScript, developers gain robust type support for props, state, and hooks.
Angular – Built with TypeScript, making it a native environment for advanced TS usage.
Next.js – Enables full-stack TypeScript development with SSR and API routes.
Strong tooling is part of what makes TypeScript efficient and powerful. These tools help enforce code quality and speed up development.
ESLint + Prettier – Enforce consistent, error-free codebases.
ts-node – Runs TypeScript directly in Node.js, helpful for rapid backend dev.
These libraries complement TypeScript’s type system and help enforce runtime safety and code predictability.
RxJS – Powerful reactive programming library often used with Angular and TypeScript.
Zod or Yup – Runtime schema validation libraries, used alongside TypeScript type inference.
TypeScript integrates well with modern testing tools. These tools provide test automation and debugging support.
Jest – Supports unit and integration testing with TypeScript support.
ts-jest – A TypeScript preprocessor with source map support for Jest.
Version control is essential for all software projects. Developers must be comfortable with collaborative Git workflows. Git – Proficient use of Git for feature branches, code reviews, and collaboration.
TypeScript is often used in large systems, and developers should understand how to structure scalable, modular applications. Senior developers should understand scalable front-end and API architectures, CI/CD pipelines, and monorepo setups.
TypeScript developers, especially those working remotely, must be effective communicators and collaborators. Strong soft skills are essential for async teamwork and continuous delivery.
Communication – Critical for async updates and documentation
Teamwork – Familiar with GitHub workflows, pair programming
Problem-solving – Strong debugging and refactoring mindset
More on soft skills:
Each hiring path has pros and cons depending on your project's goals, scale, and resources.
Freelancers are ideal for fast, short-term needs or isolated modules. They’re cost-efficient but may lack continuity.
Pros: Fast to hire, good for isolated features or MVPs
Cons: Risk of inconsistency or limited availability
Full-time devs provide ongoing value and continuity. They’re best suited for growing or mature product teams.
Pros: Commitment, alignment with product goals
Cons: Recruitment cost, longer onboarding
Agencies balance flexibility and quality assurance. Ideal when you need to move fast without long hiring cycles.
Pros: Pre-vetted TypeScript developers, scalable teams, no admin hassle
Cons: Slightly higher costs, but faster results
It’s essential to diversify sourcing methods to find developers who match both skillset and company culture.
These platforms connect businesses with freelance and full-time TypeScript talent. FatCat Coders, Arc, Upwork, Toptal – Best sites to hire TypeScript developers
Community involvement helps you find engaged, experienced developers. These events are great for networking. TypeScriptConf, JSNation – High-signal sources of active developers GitHub – Identify contributors to TS projects and open-source work
Tap into internal or professional networks to identify trusted and proven developers. Team and founder networks often lead to culturally-aligned hires
A structured evaluation process ensures you find technically skilled and collaborative TypeScript developers.
Use practical challenges to evaluate understanding of types, interfaces, and architectural patterns.
Code challenges in TypeScript (use TypeScript Playground or CodeSandbox)
Review of GitHub projects with type annotations
These questions help test both foundational and advanced knowledge of TypeScript’s type system and ecosystem.
What are the key benefits of using TypeScript over JavaScript?
How do generics work in TypeScript?
Explain "unknown" vs "any" types.
How does TypeScript handle null/undefined safety?
What is declaration merging?
Describe how you would structure a large monorepo in TS.
Explain type narrowing and control flow analysis.
How do you integrate TypeScript with React or Node.js?
What is a discriminated union?
How do you define and enforce API schemas?
These questions uncover how candidates think, communicate, and contribute in remote teams.
Describe a complex refactor you led using TypeScript.
How do you collaborate with cross-functional remote teams?
Resources:
Understanding market rates helps you budget competitively and attract the right talent.
Junior: $75,000–$95,000
Mid-Level: $95,000–$125,000
Senior: $125,000–$160,000
Junior: $30–$45/hour
Mid-Level: $45–$65/hour
Senior: $65–$90/hour
Developers in this region offer excellent value with strong technical and communication skills.
$35–$60/hour with high code quality and work ethic
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TypeScript empowers teams to build more reliable and maintainable software. Its type system promotes safer refactoring and better tooling support.
Catch bugs early with compile-time checks
Enable team collaboration through clear contracts (interfaces)
Easier onboarding with strongly typed code
Future-proof with adoption across major tech ecosystems
TypeScript is used across industries for its scalability, maintainability, and developer experience.
SaaS – Build scalable, maintainable web apps
EdTech – Interactive learning platforms with type safety
E-commerce – Dynamic UIs, integrated backends, and seamless user experiences
Hiring through FatCat Coders gives you flexibility, speed, and assurance. You get quality devs without the overhead.
Speed: Get matched with the developer in 2 business days.
30-day trial: Our 30-day trial lets you work with developers before a longer-term commitment.
Vetted experts: Our rigorous vetting process combines Advanced AI assessments with expert human evaluation to ensure only top talent makes it through.
Flexibility: Scale teams up/down with no long-term commitment
Compliance: We handle contracts, payments, and IP
Our work-proven TypeScript developers are ready to join your remote team today. Choose the one that fits your needs and start a 30-day trial.