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Full-stack Engineer (Front-end leaning)

  • This is a full-time role (40 hours/week) for a 3-6-month contract. With possibilities to extend the contract for a long term
  • Collaborate with the team to analyze workflows, define user journeys, and identify user challenges to shape product solutions
  • Explore the future of human–AI interaction, considering behavior and usability in professional environments to inform product direction
  • Work closely with designers in Figma to review wireframes and translate product insights into mockups
  • Own the frontend of the platform using HTML, CSS, TypeScript, and React component libraries to bring designs and product vision to life
  • Iterate rapidly on frontend development, collecting feedback and signals to refine and improve product usability
  • 4+ years of software development experience
  • Experience with React
  • Experience with Next.js
  • Experience with TypeScript
  • Experience with back-end development (Node.js, Python)
  • Experience turning Figma wireframes into production code with HTML, CSS, and TypeScript, leveraging React component libraries
  • Proficiency with vector databases, RAG systems, and building multi-step AI agents
  • Ability to connect research and product by experimenting with LLMs and deploying state-of-the-art techniques
  • Deep knowledge of user experience best practices with strong attention to detail and design collaboration
  • Strong communication skills in both spoken and written English
  • Startup experience
  • Experience with PostgreSQL
  • Experience with microservices
  • Experience building production-ready products from scratch
  • Background working at the intersection of AI and product design
  • Interest in exploring new AI interaction models in professional settings
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or equivalent

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