Senior Software Development Engineer (Frontend)

you have shipped production ui that real customers use - not only prototypes or internal toolsyou are comfortable owning a bet from ticket to production - scoping, implementation, monitoring, and iteration

you can hold user flows, api contracts, and release risk in mind at once without losing the customer outcome

you tie technical work to customer and roadmap impact - you ask when and why is unclear instead of guessing

you prefer small, reviewable PRs and measurable rollout over large surprise diffs

you care about auth, migrations, and customer-domain routing on the ui side when they affect what users see and can do

you have built or operated software where LLMs or AI pipelines are part of the product path - code generation, orchestration, evals, cost, testability and reliability included

you care about quality, cost, and failure modes of AI-assisted flows in the browser (latency, loading UX, evals, human-in-the-loop where needed)

you have worked on React and Next.js (or equivalent) in production at meaningful traffic or product complexity

you know how to debug production ui - repro steps, browser tooling, and collaboration with backend when the bug spans the stack

you know how to build and ship ci/cd for frontend (preview deploys, Amplify, Fly.io, etc., sane release cadence)

you treat and nurture your code like a piece of art, with the right balance of simplicity and complexity, without sacrificing speed

you have a high bias to action (run those POCs with cursor/claude code), and a low bias to over-engineering

you build trust with PMs, designers, and engineers - async updates in Slack, threads not @channel noise

you admit what you do not know and pull in the right owner (buddy, backend, infra) early

you explain complex ideas clearly in writing - specs, PR descriptions, and docs