Frontend Engineer

Our client is a global Private Equity firm based in Boston. The firm invests in all types of private equity funds, including venture capital and leveraged buyout funds in addition to directly in operating companies.

• Base salary ranging from $145,000 – $155,000 + 40% Bonus
• Benefits, 401K, PTO
• Hybrid work model (4 days in office)

The Front End Engineer will work closely with Product and Product Design on a portfolio management application built on top of 40 years of proprietary private equity data. Full stack knowledge is a strong plus — it gives the team flexibility to bring you in on backend work when priorities shift but this is fundamentally a front-end role, and you'll eventually take full ownership of the front-end design and architecture as it scales.

This role calls for someone who can work independently and take real accountability for what they build, partnering closely with Design to bring a large-scale enterprise product to life for a finance and investments audience.

• 4+ years of experience with React and Type Script , building enterprise‑grade software at meaningful user scale.
• Solid testing experience and comfort with state management (Redux or similar).
• Exposure to Azure preferred; backend is in Python, so comfort collaborating across that stack is a plus.
• Comfort working in or genuine interest in finance and investments — you'll be building for institutional clients, so understanding the business context matters.
• Strong, confident, and concise communication‑someone who can flex the level of detail for different audiences, provides real context in how they explain things, and says what's on their mind directly.
• Independence and ownership‑comfortable working with a remote manager and running with ambiguity rather than waiting for direction.

Expected Compensation: USD $145,000 – $155,000 + 40% Bonus

Existing Position Vacancy:
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Options Consulting Solutions is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applications from all individuals. Applicants selected for an in‑person interview will be asked whether specific accommodations are needed to support a personal disability.