What you'll do- Own the developer product end to end, from customer problems to designing and shipping the experience in production.
- Build technically sophisticated, production-quality interfaces in React and TypeScript, with a high bar for craft.
- Design rich visualizations and interactions that make complex AI systems, data, and workflows intuitive.
- Work closely with customers to understand product usage and turn those insights into better product decisions.
- Prototype, iterate, and ship new experiences quickly, moving fluidly between engineering, design, and product.
- Own the design system and frontend foundations, raising the bar for how the product looks and feels.
Qualifications- Strong frontend engineering experience building complex, production-quality applications in React and TypeScript.
- Exceptional product instincts, with a high degree of ownership from problem definition through execution.
- Strong visual taste across typography, layout, interaction, motion, and overall product aesthetics.
- Experience building developer tools, data-intensive products, or sophisticated visualizations and interfaces.
- Comfortable working directly with customers and turning their feedback into better product experiences.
- Able to operate fluidly across engineering, product, and design, owning outcomes without unnecessary handoffs.
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field (or equivalent experience)
Benefits and perks- Competitive salary plus meaningful equity package
- Comprehensive medical benefits and generous PTO
- Flexible work arrangements
- Direct impact on company direction and technical decisions
- High ownership and the opportunity to make a career-defining impact
As a founding member, you'll help define the technical foundation of NeoSigma. Your scope will grow with the company, from owning core systems end-to-end to shaping architecture, hiring, and engineering culture. This role has a natural path toward technical leadership or engineering management as the team scales.
