Hire TypeScript developers who write strict, well-typed code across React, Angular, and Node.js. They can also move a JavaScript codebase to TypeScript without pausing releases. See curated profiles in 24 to 48 hours, then onboard your engineer in 48 to 72 hours.

Plenty of developers list TypeScript on a resume. Far fewer can design types that keep a large, shared codebase safe to change. That second group is who we put in front of you.
Our screen covers generics, discriminated unions, and type narrowing. We also look at how candidates handle the any escape hatch. The engineers we place run with strict mode on and treat a type error as design feedback.
Our developers share types across the whole stack. Prisma, tRPC or GraphQL codegen, and Zod keep each layer in sync. They work inside our digital engineering practice, so UI, backend, and cloud changes ship against one contract.
We move JavaScript to TypeScript one module at a time. The tools are allowJs, checkJs, and a strictness ratchet in CI. Features keep shipping while defect counts fall. Bigger rebuilds run through our application modernization services.
TypeScript is a first-class language for AI tooling, from the Vercel AI SDK to LangChain.js and the official Model Context Protocol SDK. Our engineers build typed chat interfaces, agent tools, and LLM features. They draw on 150+ AI projects delivered by Entrans and our AI agent development team.
Hire a TypeScript engineer for one squad and add QA or DevOps as scope grows. Teams that hire TypeScript experts for a larger program can start with a full pod instead. Contract-to-hire and project-based terms are both available, with one delivery manager accountable for your account.
Here is what our TypeScript engineers do in a typical sprint for enterprise clients. Entrans is ISO certified and a NASSCOM member. And 500+ domain-trained professionals back every placement.
Strongly typed props, hooks, context, and reducers. State lives in Redux Toolkit, Zustand, or NgRx, with TanStack Query for server data. Shared components live in Storybook. For deeper framework work, pair them with our dedicated React developers.
Backends built in NestJS, Express, or Fastify. tRPC or GraphQL with generated types for internal calls, and OpenAPI contracts for public endpoints. Zod checks every payload at the edge, so runtime data matches compile-time types. Backend-heavy roadmaps can add our Node.js developers.
Generics with tight constraints, conditional and mapped types, and template literal types for typed strings. Branded IDs stop a customer ID from landing where an order ID belongs. The satisfies operator checks config objects and still keeps type inference.
A phased plan instead of a risky rewrite. Declaration files cover untyped libraries, and codemods such as ts-migrate handle the repetitive edits. CI tracks type coverage, so strictness only moves in one direction.
Turborepo or Nx with pnpm workspaces. Project references and incremental builds keep tsc fast on large repos. Vite, esbuild, or SWC handle bundling, tuned so editor feedback stays quick.
Unit and integration tests in Vitest or Jest, with end-to-end coverage in Playwright. typescript-eslint rules run on every pull request. Our DevOps and quality engineering team helps set up the pipelines.
The TypeScript developers for hire on our bench work across the stack below. Tell us what your product runs on, and we match an engineer who already knows it.
Working out how to hire TypeScript developers without a long sourcing cycle? This is the path we follow, with the timing we hold ourselves to.
Tell us your stack, your current strictness settings, and the seniority you need. A 30-minute call usually covers it.
You receive 2 to 3 profiles of engineers who have shipped typed code in a stack like yours. Each one comes with real project history.
Run your own loop. A live typing exercise, a review of a tricky generic, or a walkthrough of a migration they led all work well. If nobody fits, we send more profiles.
We handle contracts, the NDA, and equipment. Your engineer gets repo access, sets up the toolchain, and picks up a first ticket in week one.
A delivery manager checks in on output and fit. Add engineers, bring in QA or DevOps, or scale down once a milestone ships.

When you hire a dedicated TypeScript developer, that engineer works only on your product. They own features from design review to release. Clients who hire an offshore TypeScript engineer through us get delivery from India. Working hours overlap US time zones, and our US team is on hand when you need a local contact.

Add TypeScript engineers to the team you already run. They follow your code review rules, branching model, and tooling, and they report to your tech lead.

Hire a TypeScript team for a defined outcome, such as a JavaScript-to-TypeScript migration, a design system, or a new typed API layer. You get a fixed scope, a timeline, and a named delivery lead.
Our team works with global clients in banking, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, real estate, and gaming. Our TypeScript engineers build the portals, dashboards, and APIs these sectors run on. They also build in the access rules and audit trails that regulated teams need.
A TypeScript developer builds web and server apps in TypeScript, which is JavaScript with static types added. Day to day, they design types, build React or Angular frontends, and write Node.js APIs. They also set up the compiler so errors show up before code ships. Senior engineers own JavaScript migrations and the build tools that keep large codebases fast.
Cost depends on seniority, engagement model, and location. Recent US salary data puts mid-level to senior TypeScript developers at roughly $110,000 to $185,000 a year, before benefits and recruiting costs. Dedicated developers from offshore partners usually cost a fraction of that. We share a rate card for your exact requirement on the first call.
Test how candidates design types, not whether they know the syntax. Ask them to write a generic utility, model app state with a discriminated union, and explain when they would use unknown instead of any. Then review their tsconfig choices and a refactor they led. Every profile Entrans sends has already passed these checks.
Usually yes, if the codebase is large, long-lived, or shared by several teams. Static types catch whole classes of bugs before release and make refactoring safer. You do not need a rewrite to start, because you can adopt TypeScript file by file next to existing JavaScript. Small prototypes and short scripts can often stay in plain JavaScript.
You do, from the first commit. Code, documentation, type definitions, and infrastructure scripts all belong to you, and we sign an NDA before onboarding. Our engineers work inside your repositories and access controls, with hours that overlap your team's day. Entrans is ISO certified and a NASSCOM member, with delivery from the US and India.