Staff Front-End Engineer

Staff Front-End Engineer (React/Next.js)

Full-time | Remote

Your Role

We’re looking for a Staff Front-End Engineer to drive technical excellence across our frontend discipline. This is a senior individual contributor role, not a people manager — your impact comes through architecture, engineering standards, mentorship, and cross-team technical leadership. You’ll define how we build, review how we ship, and raise the bar for every engineer around you.

This role spans multiple product teams, requiring strong collaboration, the ability to influence without authority, and a passion for building scalable, maintainable, high-performing frontend systems.

Key Responsibilities:

• Define and evolve frontend architecture standards, ensuring long-term scalability and maintainability

• Lead technical design and reviews for high-impact initiatives: SSR/SSG, state management, component architecture

• Facilitate architecture discussions with up-to-date diagrams (C4, sequence) before major decisions; maintain documentation in Confluence

• Lead migration from legacy jQuery to React/Next.js, driving quality and consistency across teams

• Define and maintain coding, design, and testing standards; improve CI/CD pipelines, quality gates, and observability practices

• Reduce technical debt through systemic refactors and best practice adoption

• Ensure UI performance under high concurrency (5,000+ simultaneous users); implement real-time functionality via WebSockets and Canvas/Three.js

• Improve local dev environments and tooling to support delivery speed; guide test architecture in collaboration with QA and DevOps

• Mentor engineers on architectural thinking, share knowledge through design sessions, documentation, and pairing

• Partner with Product, Design, QA, and Staff Engineers to deliver reliable, scalable frontend solutions.

• Champion AI-first development practices — leverage AI tooling to accelerate delivery, improve code quality, and embed intelligent capabilities across the frontend platform.