Frontend Engineer | Multiple openings at startups where the UI is the product, not an afterthought
TechTree
seniorpermanentfrontend San Francisco, CA 67 days ago via LinkedIn
75,000 - 240,000 USD/annual
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ReactNext.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSZustandFrontendUI EngineeringComponent SystemsReal-time UXAI-native Products
About the role
Role overview
Frontend Engineer (multiple openings) focused on building UIs where the interface is a first-class engineering problem.
What you’ll be working with
- React / Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Zustand
Opportunities / partner roles (examples)
- Senior Frontend Developer (San Francisco, on-site): $180k–$240k + equity — UI ownership for developer tools built with AI-native products.
- Full-Stack Engineer with frontend ownership (London): £100k–£175k + equity — own the UX of real-time AI systems used in enterprise workflows.
- Full Stack Engineer (Warsaw, Seed): $75k–$150k + equity.
- Product Engineer (Warsaw/Remote): PLN 180k–300k + equity.
Responsibilities
- Design and build component systems you create, not ones you merely inherit.
- Deliver UI/UX that users actively notice as “better and great.”
- Treat frontend work as serious engineering, especially for real-time and AI-native experiences (for relevant roles).
Requirements
- Strong frontend engineering background (matched by language skills and experience to live roles).
- Proven ability to build high-quality UI using modern frontend technologies (React/Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind).
Nice-to-haves
- Experience building UX for real-time applications and/or AI-native products.
- Experience as a frontend owner (owning UX end-to-end).
About TechTree
TechTree is a talent-matching platform that uses AI agents combined with a human support team to create a more transparent and aligned hiring experience for candidates. It continuously matches applicants to live roles across a network of startups building intelligent software, rather than relying on keyword overlap.
Scraped 5/20/2026