Senior Software UI Engineer

At Nerdio, our mission is to simplify the lives of IT professionals and maximize their Microsoft cloud and end user computing investments. 

• →Implement the platform's UI from Figma files and Claude-generated design templates, translating designer intent into clean, accurate, production-ready components.

• →Partner closely with a UI/UX designer throughout the design-to-code process, flagging technical constraints early and proposing feasible alternatives without taking over design decisions.

• →As a secondary assignment, design and build the C# services and APIs that support the UI, including data model and infrastructure work in that layer.

• →Establish AI-native development workflows using Claude Code and the Claude API to accelerate design-to-code translation, C# service development, scaffolding, refactoring, and test coverage.

• →Implement core UI components and the C# services/APIs they depend on, with an emphasis on clean abstractions and long-term maintainability on both sides of the stack.

• →Define prompt and context-management patterns (e.g., project-level instructions, skills, sub-agent workflows) that make AI-assisted development repeatable across the team.

• →Implement front-end and backend monitoring, telemetry, and diagnostics (performance, error tracking, UX metrics, service health) to improve reliability and operational insight from day one.

• →Drive root-cause analysis and troubleshooting across the full stack, from rendering issues down through the C# services, as the system evolves.

• →Evaluate and integrate emerging AI developer tooling (agentic coding tools, MCP servers, LLM-assisted testing) as the ecosystem matures.

• 5+ years of professional software development experience with strong proficiency in TypeScript and a modern front-end framework (React or equivalent).

• Demonstrated experience implementing pixel-accurate UIs from Figma or similar design tools, including component structure, responsive layout, and design-token/style-guide fidelity.

• Solid, production-level proficiency in C#, sufficient to independently own backend services and APIs as a secondary assignment, not just read or lightly modify existing code.

• Working knowledge of full-stack concerns: REST/GraphQL API design, and basic data modeling.

• Hands-on experience using Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, or similar AI coding assistants in a real production workflow, not just casual use.

• Strong debugging, troubleshooting, and performance-tuning skills across both the browser and backend services.

• Comfort working in ambiguity, with good judgment on implementation trade-offs as design and product direction sharpen.

• Experience using Claude (or similar AI tools) to generate design templates or scaffold components directly from Figma files.

• Direct experience with Claude Code, the Anthropic API, or building custom tools/MCP servers around LLMs.

• Familiarity with agentic coding patterns: context window management, prompt/skill design, sub-agent orchestration, or automated code review pipelines.

• Experience working within an established design system or component library alongside a dedicated UI/UX designer.

• Experience with CI/CD pipelines and DevOps practices, including AI-assisted testing or code review.

• Experience with cloud platforms (Azure, AWS, or GCP).

• You turn a Figma file or Claude design template into UI that matches the design intent closely, without needing a lot of back-and-forth.

• You carry real weight on the C# side also; service work doesn't sit and wait because it's your secondary assignment.

• You treat Claude as a genuine engineering partner, using it to move faster on both the front end and the backend without sacrificing code quality or design fidelity.

• You're a strong partner to your designer. You understand design systems well enough to implement them faithfully and push back constructively when something isn't feasible.

• You reduce operational pain through automation and good engineering, not heroics.

• You leave the codebase better than you found it, on both sides of the stack.