Vizcom

Vizcom

Senior Product Engineer

San Francisco · Senior

Sponsorship not specified$195k-$225kDetected 229 days ago
TypeScriptReactViteNode.jsGitPostgreSQLRedisKubernetesCI/CDGitHub ActionsDatadogGraphQLComplianceCollaboration

About the role

  • $195,000 - $225,000 ANNUALLY + OFFERS EQUITY

Responsibilities

  • Build rich interactive surfaces: own features that blend design, collaboration, and 3D visualization
  • Optimize performance: push React and WebGL rendering to feel instant under load
  • Collaborate early with Design: prototype fast, test feel, and bring high-fidelity UX to life
  • Bundle optimization, lazy loading, and Vite build performance
  • Design-centric.
  • Operate what you build.
  • Everyone takes on-call support; incidents drive improvement, not blame.

Requirements

  • Strong experience with WebGL, Canvas, or custom rendering engines
  • As a colleague, you enjoy planning, executing, winning and celebrating as a team
  • Experience working remotely and/or in a startup environment
  • Experience with every item above is not required.
  • What matters is that you are excited to shape it.
  • 5-8+ years building and shipping complex frontend systems (React/TypeScript)
  • Deep understanding of UI performance, profiling, and memory management
  • Strong eye for design quality - you care about both pixels and milliseconds
  • Bonus: experience with GraphQL, WASM, GPU pipelines, or 3D scene systems
  • How We Work
  • Small team, high ownership. Fewer people, more leverage.
  • Design-centric. We obsess over speed and feel
  • Write it down. RFCs, crisp decisions, living docs.
  • Operate what you build. Everyone takes on-call support
  • incidents drive improvement, not blame.

Nice to have

  • Small team, high ownership.
  • Fewer people, more leverage.
  • We obsess over speed and feel
  • "fast enough" usually is not.
  • RFCs, crisp decisions, living docs.

Compensation

  • $195,000 - $225,000 ANNUALLY + OFFERS EQUITY

This listing is sourced directly from Vizcom's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.