Front End Developer

Responsibilities
Frontend Product & Design Execution:

Implement pixel-accurate UI from detailed design specifications
Translate static and dynamic prototypes into production-quality interfaces
Independently review UX flows before coding and surface gaps early
Translate complex datasets into clear, understandable UI
Implement interaction behavior and lightweight animation when needed
Build responsive layouts that work reliably across devices, including mobile

Quality & Ownership:

Proactively QA your own work before calling it ready for review
Minimize regressions during iteration
Ensure mobile behavior works correctly before review cycles
Flag UX or product issues before release

Communication & Delivery:

Communicate scope, risks, and progress clearly across Product, Engineering and GTM teams
Break features into realistic scopes and provide reliable timelines
Execute on tight timelines with limited review and testing cycles
Reduce back-and-forth interpretation and coordination overhead

What Success Looks Like
Design → development → review happens in a small number of cycles
“Ready for review” means production-level ready
Fewer bugs and regressions during iteration
Mobile works correctly on first implementation
Timelines are predictable and trusted across teams
The frontend makes the product easier to understand, not harder
UX issues are caught before they ship

Ideal Candidate
Technical

Strong production experience with modern frontend tooling: TypeScript, React, Vite, and Tailwind
Can reason about frontend architecture and tradeoffs (state, data flow, component boundaries)
Strong understanding of browser fundamentals (DOM, rendering, layout, performance)
Experience with state management patterns (local vs global, derived state, async state)
Comfort reasoning about data fetching, caching, and invalidation
Performance awareness (re-renders, memoization, bundle size, perceived latency)
Experience writing or maintaining frontend tests (unit, integration, or e2e)
Comfort shipping without perfect test coverage, but with clear risk assessment
Experience integrating onchain data and wallets using web3 libraries used in EVM environments (e.g. viem, wagmi, Privy)
Core

Has shipped and maintained real, consumer-facing products (not only dashboards or internal tools)
Comfortable working directly with designers and interpreting intent
Naturally sanity-checks flows and edge cases before implementation
Strong attention to visual precision and interaction quality
Communicates blockers early
Able to scope work realistically and maintain delivery predictability
Works independently without heavy supervision
Leverages LLM tooling to improve shipping velocity and maintains continual awareness of emerging tooling that can improve our time to market