Software Engineer; Design Systems
Listed on 2026-10-31
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Software Development
Front End Developer
- The Design Systems team builds the foundations that help Rocket Money product teams create high-quality experiences quickly, consistently, and accessibly
- We work across React Native and web to design, build, document, and evolve the shared components, tokens, patterns, and tooling that product engineers and designers rely on every day
- Our work sits at the intersection of product engineering, design, accessibility, and developer experience
- We care deeply about making the right thing the easiest thing: accessible components by default, clear guidance when teams need to make tradeoffs, and implementation patterns that help teams ship polished experiences without reinventing the wheel
- As a Design System Engineer, you’ll help grow the system that powers Rocket Money’s product experience
- You’ll partner closely with designers and engineers to improve shared UI primitives, contribute to motion and interaction patterns, strengthen accessibility across our component library, and make our system easier to adopt through documentation, examples, and thoughtful APIs
- Build accessible, reusable components. Contribute to our shared React Native and web component libraries with a focus on quality, usability, and accessibility from the start
- Help evolve our design system foundations. Work on components, tokens, patterns, documentation, and tooling that make it easier for product teams to build consistent user experiences
- Partner across design and engineering. Collaborate with designers, product engineers, and other stakeholders to understand needs, translate design intent into durable implementation, and help teams adopt system patterns successfully
- Strengthen accessibility practices. Build components and patterns that support inclusive experiences, identify accessibility gaps, and help raise the bar for how Rocket Money teams think about accessibility in everyday product work
- Contribute to motion and interaction quality. Bring curiosity and care to motion design, micro-interactions, transitions, and the small details that make product experiences feel intuitive and polished
- Improve documentation and examples. Create clear Storybook examples, usage guidance, migration notes, and technical documentation that help engineers use the design system confidently
- Support adoption p product teams migrate to shared components and patterns, respond to feedback, and improve the system based on real usage across the codebase
- Keep the foundation healthy. Write thoughtful tests, maintain implementation quality, and participate in code reviews that make our shared UI infrastructure more reliable over time
- Health, Dental & Vision Plans
- Unlimited PTO
- Life Insurance
- Long/Short Term Disability
- Parental Leave
- 401k Matching
- Team Member Stock Purchasing Program
- Learning & Development Opportunities
- Tuition Reimbursement
You communicate clearly in writing and in code. You can explain tradeoffs, document usage patterns, and help other engineers understand how and why to use shared components
You have hands-on experience with accessibility or a demonstrated interest in making digital products more inclusive. You think about keyboard behavior, screen readers, focus management, semantic structure, color contrast, and usable interaction patterns
You’re interested in design systems: component APIs, design tokens, documentation, adoption, consistency, and the balance between flexibility and standardization
You have strong frontend fundamentals and care about building UI that is reliable, maintainable, and enjoyable for other engineers to useYou enjoy collaborating closely with designers and engineers, and you can move comfortably between design intent, technical constraints, and pragmatic implementation
You have 3+ years of professional software…
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