Frontend Engineer, Web
Build the public web surface and the internal console our operations team runs cities from.
About the Role
Two surfaces, very different. The public web has to be fast and pleasant on any device. The admin console is where our team reviews deals, supports vendors and opens new cities, and it has to be dense, quick and legible under pressure. You will build both, which means moving between designing for strangers and designing for colleagues who use the thing eight hours a day.
What You'll Be Doing
- Build the public web: the brand site and the deals people land on from a share.
- Build the admin console for vendor support, deal moderation and city launches.
- Hold a real performance budget and keep the site inside it.
- Make both surfaces accessible, keyboard-usable and readable in both themes.
What We're Looking For
- Four or more years in frontend, with strong React and TypeScript.
- You understand rendering, caching and why pages get slow.
- Accessibility is part of how you build, not a pass at the end.
- You have built a dense internal tool and made it pleasant to use.
Nice to Have
- Next.js App Router in production.
- Design systems work.
- Interest in mapping interfaces.
Tech Stack
Next.js
Brand site and admin console.
TypeScript
Across the stack.
Tailwind CSS
Styling, on a shared token system.
Hiring Process
First call
Thirty minutes with someone on the team. What you have built, what you want next, and what we are actually doing here.
Working session
A problem close to the real job. No trick questions, no whiteboard algorithms, and we pay for your time if it runs long.
Team conversations
Two conversations with people you would work beside, on how you think and how you work with others.
Founder conversation
A direct conversation about where Pyntrach is going and whether this is the right thing for you right now.
Offer
Decision within a week of the last conversation. We tell you either way.