Build and iterate on secure, logged-in web experiences for developers to manage crypto infrastructure — including API keys, usage analytics, billing, permissions, and integrations.
Own end-to-end feature delivery in React/TypeScript — from collaborating on product requirements through to implementation, testing, and production launch.
Develop high-quality UI components and interaction patterns that are accessible, responsive, and align with our design system.
Integrate deeply with backend APIs and ensure strong correctness around auth, loading states, and edge cases.
Partner closely with product, design, and backend engineers to create intuitive developer workflows — reducing friction and making powerful concepts feel simple.
Contribute to frontend architecture foundations (state management, performance tuning, API layer, observability, error handling, etc.) as the platform evolves.
Uphold best practices around type safety, testing, security, and scalability — and bring a mindset of continuous improvement to our FE codebase and tooling.
Be part of a fast-moving team shipping real user-facing impact weekly — with autonomy, ownership, and strong collaboration expected from day one.
What we look for in you:
You have at least 3+ years of experience in developing web apps and shipping user-facing features with React, JavaScript, and Typescript.
You've developed and shipped user-facing features using component-based UI frameworks.
You’re familiar with product and design lifecycles, and collaborating closely with designers, engineers, and product managers.
You write high-quality, well-tested, extensible code.
You take pride in being up-to-date with the latest industry standards and best practices in frontend architecture.
You are proactive, have a growth-mindset, and empower and cultivate your teammates.
You bring a builder mindset: ship value fast, learn from real customers, and don’t be afraid to refactor or improve the path as we grow.
You contribute to a culture of strong craftsmanship — where type safety, security, resilience, and clarity matter — but never at the expense of momentum.
