Hire TypeScript Experts

Hire Expert TypeScript Developers

You have a large JavaScript codebase where every change is a gamble, or TypeScript is on but riddled with "any". We place a developer to add types a part at a time while features keep shipping. Usually you want a framework developer who writes good TypeScript, so tell us your framework too.

Migrations without a freeze
Starts with allowJs and your most-used modules
Your framework first
React, Next.js, Vue, Angular or Node.js, whichever you run
Frontend and backend in step
Types generated from your API, so a changed field fails the build

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What a TypeScript developer actually changes

TypeScript does not remove runtime errors. It checks your code before it runs, and only as far as your types are honest. The skill lies in making the types tell the truth at the places where bad data gets in.

Adds types where they pay first

Starting with allowJs and the most-used modules, then tightening compiler settings as coverage grows. Strict flags go on one at a time, or apply to new and changed files first, so the error list stays manageable.

Checks data at the edges

A type annotation on an API response proves nothing. Schema validation with a tool like Zod at each boundary, and types generated from an OpenAPI file, make what the compiler believes match what really arrives.

Keeps the types readable

Discriminated unions for states that cannot overlap, and generics where they save real repetition. Type-level cleverness that nobody else can read is a cost. So is a build that takes minutes to type-check.

How to judge a TypeScript developer in one call

  • Ask what TypeScript cannot protect you from. Data from an API at runtime is the key answer
  • Ask how they would migrate a large codebase without stopping features
  • Ask when "any" or "unknown" is acceptable, and which they would use
  • Show them a boolean-flag state object and see if they suggest a discriminated union
  • Ask how they would speed up a slow type-check in a large project

Choose your developer level

Compare TypeScript developer levels, experience, and monthly rates (160 h per month, retainer discount; USD, invoiced in USD, GBP, EUR or INR). Every level is available on hourly, monthly, or dedicated-team engagements; short pieces of work are from $20/h.

Junior TypeScript Developer

Entry Level1-2 years~$2,200/month
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Converts small files, adds annotations and fixes compiler errors on a plan someone else has set. Risks reaching for "any" without review.

Mid-Level TypeScript Developer

Mid Level2-4 years~$3,250/month
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Builds typed features in your framework, adds runtime validation at API boundaries and converts modules as they are changed.

Senior TypeScript Developer

Expert Level4+ years~$5,400/month
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Plans a large migration, turns on strict flags in stages, builds shared type packages and fixes slow compiles. Start here if the codebase is large and shipping cannot stop.

TypeScript Full Stack Developer

Senior Level3-5 years~$5,400/month
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Shares types between a Node.js backend and a React or Next.js front end, so a change on one side is caught at build time on the other.

What the work usually touches

Tools that come up on TypeScript engagements. If your project runs on something else, say so in your brief.

Primary Technologies

TypeScript
React and Next.js
Vue and Angular
Node.js
Zod
OpenAPI type generation
Strict compiler settings
allowJs migrations

How a TypeScript engagement runs

Your developer is part of our engineering team in India with 3โ€“5 hours of overlap with the UK and Europe; US calls by appointment.

Which hire do you need?

A framework developer who writes good TypeScript suits most teams. A specialist is worth it for a large migration, shared type libraries or heavy generic code.

What to send us

Your framework, rough lines of code, your tsconfig strictness, and how much is still JavaScript. After a call we confirm who is free and a start date.

Migrations run alongside features

A type migration rarely needs its own project. A monthly developer can convert modules as they are changed, so the code improves where it is being worked on.

Our own code

This website is a TypeScript and Next.js codebase. Beyond that, most of our client work is under NDA, so ask us on the call about work like yours.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about hiring TypeScript developers from itmarkerz.

Do we need a TypeScript specialist or a framework developer?
Usually a framework developer who writes good TypeScript. A specialist role pays off for shared type libraries, a large JavaScript migration or heavy generic code. Tell us the framework you use so we match on both.
Can you migrate JavaScript projects to TypeScript?
Yes, a part at a time while features keep shipping. The developer starts with allowJs and the most-used modules, then tightens the compiler settings as coverage grows.
Can strict mode be switched on in an existing project?
Yes, but expect a long error list at first. The developer usually enables the strict flags one at a time, or applies strict rules to new and changed files before working back through older ones.
Can they share types between our API and front end?
Yes. Generating types from an OpenAPI file or sharing a typed package keeps both sides in step, so a changed field shows up as a compile error instead of a bug in production.

Tell us how much of the code is typed

None, some, or all of it but with "any" everywhere. Add your framework, and we will reply within one business day (IST) with how we would start.

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