daydream (withdaydream.com)

daydream (withdaydream.com)

Senior Software Engineer (Frontend)

San Francisco Office · Senior

Sponsorship not specified$10k-$20kDetected 351 days ago
ReactNext.jsDesign SystemsAccessibility

About the role

  • We are looking for a frontend focused engineer.

Responsibilities

  • Create and maintain a reusable component library in React/Next.js from the ground-up.
  • Build interactive workflows that visualize complex insurance and financial data.
  • Help establish frontend patterns, design systems, and interface conventions.
  • How do we build a maintainable component library?
  • How do we build reusable page layouts to ensure consistency across the app?
  • How do we build UIs that allow users to configure complex data pipeline schemas in a no-code way?
  • We believe that by automating parts of revenue cycle management, we increase financial transparency for everyone involved - patients, providers, and help support small business owner dentists across America.

Requirements

  • You have deep experience with React and Next.js.
  • You have deep experience optimizing React performance.

Compensation

  • Started and grew D2C brand to $75k in annual sales, started/sold ed-tech company, Senior Class President at Stanford, student representative on the Board of Trustees

Company info

  • Formerly co-founded Scout, scaled to $1M ARR before an exit to StockX
  • Built and grew several SaaS businesses to 7 figures in revenue
  • UC Berkeley dropout (3 weeks!)
  • Formerly first employee at YC W23 startup, Special projects for billionaire Dan Gilbert
  • Started and grew D2C brand to $75k in annual sales, started/sold ed-tech company, Senior Class President at Stanford, student representative on the Board of Trustees
  • Stanford Biomedical Computation
  • Our (currently) <5 people engineering team includes former founders, early engineers from Ramp, NSA recruits, Michelin star chefs.

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