Software Engineer, Front End Developer, Web Developer

Requirements

• 0–2 years of frontend development experience, including internships, coursework projects, or personal projects that demonstrate an ability to build and ship working software
• Foundational knowledge of JavaScript and Type Script, with a willingness to deepen your understanding of modern language features and tooling
• Some experience with at least one modern frontend framework such as Angular, React, or web components
• Exposure to or curiosity about component libraries and design systems
• Basic understanding of how frontend applications communicate with backend services via REST or Graph
  
  QL APIs
• Awareness of or interest in cloud deployment concepts; prior exposure to AWS (e.g., Cloud Front, S3) is a plus
• Openness to learning containerization basics, including Docker, as part of a modern development workflow
• Familiarity with or eagerness to learn frontend monitoring tools like Datadog
• An emerging awareness of web performance, browser rendering, and accessibility (WCAG) principles
• A collaborative, curious communicator who asks good questions and is receptive to feedback
• A Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, a related field, or equivalent practical experience — bootcamp graduates and self-taught engineers are welcome to apply

• As an Frontend Software Engineer I, you'll work alongside experienced engineers to help build and maintain our customer-facing products
• You’ll contribute to real features that impact our users while developing your skills across the full frontend lifecycle
• This role is a great fit for an early‑career engineer who is curious, collaborative, and excited to learn how complex data and workflows get translated into intuitive interfaces — with plenty of support and mentorship along the way
• Design and Development:
  Contribute to the design, building, and maintenance of performant, accessible, and responsive web applications using our core frontend stack and frameworks, with guidance from senior engineers
• Component Ownership:
  Build and maintain UI components following established design system patterns, with attention to cross-browser compatibility and accessibility standards
• Collaboration:
  
  Work closely with product managers, UX designers, and engineers to translate requirements and design specs into production-ready interfaces
• Quality Assurance:
  Write unit and integration tests, participate in code reviews, and develop good habits around code quality, accessibility, and maintainability
• Observability:
  Learn and apply frontend monitoring practices using tools like Datadog to understand performance metrics and production health
• Incident Management:
  Support the response and resolution of frontend-related production incidents under the guidance of more senior team members, and contribute to root cause analysis