Your MissionWe are looking for a Software Engineer II who operates as a
Builder - an early-career engineer with an unusual bias to ship, an eye for craft, and a comfort running toward ambiguity instead of waiting for it to be solved for you.
- Be immersive in the 'why' of what we're building - not just the ticket.
- Validate with real users and teammates early; fail fast and iterate faster.
- Operate AI-forward and hands-on; let modern tools expand what you can ship on your own. And the core technical chops of a strong frontend-leaning full-stack engineer.
At UiPath we are enabling enterprises to transform via Business Orchestration and modernize their core business processes. The frontend is where customers feel whether the product is world-class. We are a global team that collaborates like a startup and protects the pace and autonomy that lets engineers grow fast.
What you'll do at UiPathShip Frontend, End-to-End: Build features from empty Figma (or no Figma at all) through production - interactive, accessible, fast, and on-brand.
Builder Mindset: Pick up loosely defined problems and turn them into working product. Prefer a scrappy shipped v1 over a polished plan.
AI-Forward Development: Use Cursor, Claude Code, and similar tools as part of your daily loop for coding, refactoring, testing, and debugging. Share what works with the team.
Talk to Users: Join customer calls, review feedback, and watch real people use the thing. Let what you see change what you build.
Touch the Stack When Needed: Write the API, add the column, ship the endpoint - whatever unblocks your feature. Frontend is home base, not a ceiling.
Raise the Craft Bar: Care about spacing, type, motion, loading states, empty states, and edge cases. Modern, delightful UI is the job, not a bonus.
What you'll bring to the teamShipping experience: 2-4 years of professional experience (or equivalent) shipping production software, with a frontend center of gravity.
Modern frontend fundamentals: TypeScript, React (or equivalent), component composition, state management, responsive design, accessibility basics, and web performance awareness.
Enough backend to unblock yourself: You've written REST/GraphQL endpoints, worked with a database, and handled auth - or you're hungry to learn.
Taste: You notice when a UI is well-crafted and can articulate why. You can produce something clean without a designer holding your hand.
AI-forward habits: You already code with AI tools and have opinions about how to get more leverage from them.
Ownership and time management: You break work down, ship small, communicate early, and finish what you start.
Customer curiosity: You'd rather watch one user try the product than read ten pages of spec.
In 6 months, you will have- Shipped multiple user-facing features, at least one of which you scoped and designed yourself without a designer or detailed spec.
- Directly observed customer usage (calls, sessions, or recordings) and turned at least one observation into shipped work.
- Developed a personal AI-assisted workflow that measurably increases your shipping velocity.
- Earned a reputation on the team for high-quality, delightful UI and a strong "builder" default.
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Maybe you don't tick all the boxes above-but still think you'd be great for the job? Go ahead, apply anyway. Please. Because we know that experience comes in all shapes and sizes-and passion can't be learned.
Many of our roles allow for flexibility in when and where work gets done. Depending on the needs of the business and the role, the number of hybrid, office-based, and remote workers will vary from team to team. Applications are assessed on a rolling basis and there is no fixed deadline for this requisition. The application window may change depending on the volume of applications received or may close immediately if a qualified candidate is selected.
