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Senior Full-Stack Developer (Frontend Focus)
We’re looking for a senior full-stack developer with a strong frontend focus, who deeply cares about details, performance, and user experience (UX). You’ll help us build applications that remain fast, consistent, and reliable—even when backend systems misbehave.
This role is perfect if you treat UX as core engineering quality: thoughtful loading states, resilient error handling, predictable behavior, and a system-level mindset about frontend-backend interaction.
You’ll work across the stack (TypeScript, React, PostgreSQL), but your strength is crafting robust, snappy, and user-friendly interfaces backed by clean, reliable data flows.
What You’ll Do
- Design and build high-quality React applications with TypeScript.
- Create UIs that are:
- fast
- responsive
- consistent under real-world conditions
- Ensure the frontend behaves gracefully under failure (timeouts, partial data, offline states, race conditions, etc.).
- Build and maintain reliable:
- APIs
- database interactions (PostgreSQL)
- Optimize perceived performance via:
- caching strategies
- optimistic updates
- skeleton/loading states
- rendering efficiency
- Establish and maintain systematic UX patterns across the product.
- Collaborate closely with:
- product teams
- design engineers
- backend engineers to ship feature changes end-to-end.
- Improve developer experience (DX) with:
- shared components
- linting, testing, and documentation
- Help define and enforce standards for:
- consistency
- observability
- reliability across the stack
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What We’re Looking For
Must-Have
- Senior-level experience building production web apps
- Strong TypeScript expertise across frontend and backend
- Deep React experience and knowledge of modern frontend architecture
- Experience designing systems that handle failure states gracefully
- Strong understanding of:
- async flows
- caching
- retries
- state management
- Experience with:
- PostgreSQL
- API design
- An eye for detail in:
- spacing
- loading behavior
- transitions
- edge cases
- consistency
- Proven ability to make apps snappy and reliable
- A pragmatic mindset: balance ideal architecture with shipping value
Nice-to-Have
- Experience optimizing performance in complex SPAs
- Familiarity with:
- TailwindCSS or utility-first styling
- observability, logging, error tracking
- Experience designing:
- component libraries
- design systems
- Experience working on:
- data-heavy or real-time applications
How You Work
- Think in systems, not just components.
- Assume things will fail—and design for it.
- Care about consistency across the product, not just your component.
- Sweat the details that make software feel reliable.
- Communicate clearly and collaborate well with cross-functional teams.
- Take ownership of problems from UX to database when needed.


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Example Problems You Might Solve
- Making UI state consistent when multiple async requests resolve out of order.
- Designing a loading/error strategy that feels seamless to users.
- Optimizing rendering and data fetching for large datasets.
- Ensuring graceful degradation when APIs are slow or temporarily unavailable.
- Building reusable UI patterns that enforce consistent behavior across the app.
Why Join Us
- Competitive salary + performance incentives
- Equity aligned with long-term growth
- High ownership with direct exposure to leadership
- Remote-first with a global team
- Health and sports benefits
- Yearly international team off-sites
- Work on products where quality and reliability matter
- Shape architecture and UX standards for our applications
- Collaborate with experienced engineers in a pragmatic environment
- Make meaningful improvements to performance and user experience
How to Apply
Send us:
- A short introduction
- Links to projects or code you’re proud of
- Examples demonstrating your attention to UX, performance, or reliability
We’re especially interested in engineers who can explain: How they design frontend systems that stay robust when backend failures occur.
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