Raylu Ai
Senior Frontend Engineer
New York, USA · Senior
Sponsorship not specified$165k-$250kDetected 268 days ago
ReactNext.jsTailwind CSSCI/CDUX ResearchDesign SystemsAccessibilityLogisticsResearch
About the role
- If you care as much about micro-interactions as data loading strategies, you'll fit right in.
Responsibilities
- Position Summary We're hiring a Senior Frontend Engineer who is both opinionated and design-oriented.
- Build component libraries/design systems that scale across products.
- design tokens, theming, testing, and CI/CD for the web.
- Create and contribute to storybook and reusable components to standardize all customer facing surfaces.
- We're hiring a Senior Frontend Engineer who is both opinionated and design-oriented.
- You will own end-to-end delivery of interfaces: architecture, performance, accessibility, and the actual UX.
Requirements
- Product instincts: You can turn vague ideas into crisp flows and ship quickly.
- You can turn vague ideas into crisp flows and ship quickly.
Skills
- Define state management and data-fetching patterns for reliability and speed.
Compensation
- $165K - $250K salary, $100K-200K equivalent in new hire equity (4 year vest) Location: New York City.
- We are a fully in-office team working out of Midtown Manhattan Monday through Friday.
- We allow for WFH days when anyone is traveling, but we do not allow for permanent remote work.
Benefits
- Generous health, dental, and vision insurance 401k with 3% automatic contribution (no vesting) Paid Lunches Wellness and Citi Bike benefit
- Compensation: $165K - $250K salary, $100K-200K equivalent in new hire equity (4 year vest)
Company info
- New York City.
- We are a fully in-office team working out of Midtown Manhattan Monday through Friday.
- We allow for WFH days when anyone is traveling, but we do not allow for permanent remote work.
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