Frontend Engineer
Listed on 2026-09-28
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Software Development
Software Engineer, Front End Developer
Frontend Developer
$115 – $150 USD / hour
Depending on experience. Open to a longer collaboration after the first engagement
The screens people trust when the answer is allowed, blocked, or stale.
We are looking for a Frontend Developer who cares what a screen feels like when the answer is no. Operators and clients look at live state: a check that passed, a check that did not, a number that is stale, a session that has not started. You will build those surfaces in Type Script, React, and Next.js. Loading, empty, error, and disabled are the work, not a polish pass you add if there is time.
Backend risk rules are a different seat. You should be able to read an API. You should not have to invent one to do this job well.
You do not need a wallet, a chain, or a design degree. You need a dense dark interface to feel obvious. If you have shipped a console, a trading view, or any UI where the wrong state costs someone time, you already know the job.
What you'll do- Ship live views for decisions, positions, and risk state
- Treat loading, empty, error, disabled, and stale data as first-class states
- Write validation and error copy that helps someone fix the mistake
- Hold the interface together when the data is moving and when it is not
- Keep the visual language quiet. Decoration that fights a number does not ship
- Work with backend on the contract: what the UI promises has to be what the API returns
- Type Script and React in production, on a surface more complex than a marketing page
- You have handled real-time or frequently changing data, and the failure modes that come with it
- You design the empty state before you design the happy path
- You can look at a dense screen and say what should be removed
- Comfortable working remotely, mostly async, with high autonomy
- A trading, ops, or payments console you shipped
- Charts (canvas or a library) used for decisions, not decoration
- Reconnect and stale-data handling you have debugged in production
- Next.js, or another framework you can defend without reciting the docs
- Freelance / contract, with potential for long-term collaboration
- Flexible hours
- Fully remote
- Immediate start
$115 – $150 USD / hour
Depending on experience. Open to a longer collaboration after the first engagement
- Real ownership. You ship the system you design. No committee between you and the diff.
- The code sits in the path of real capital. Not a demo that gets thrown away after the pitch.
- Fully remote, from day one. There is no head office you are missing out on.
- We pay for one excellent person, not three average ones. The rate on this page is the rate.
Our hiring process involves:
- Submitting a short application on this page — a link to work you are proud of, and a note in your own words
- A two-hour practical on a real risk-gate panel. Loading, empty, error, and a decision someone can read in one glance. Demo session. No wallet or chain setup.
- A technical conversation with engineering
- Final conversation and contract for selected candidates
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