Design Engineer
01You design in the browser. Figma is a sketchpad, not the deliverable - the thing you hand over runs.
- Strong React and TypeScript
- An eye you can argue for, not just taste you can't explain
- Motion work that has a reason behind it
We're small on purpose. Less process, more ownership, and work that actually ships with your name on it.
Nothing here a perfect fit? Email us anyway - we’ve made roles for people before.
You design in the browser. Figma is a sketchpad, not the deliverable - the thing you hand over runs.
The part nobody sees until it breaks. APIs, data models, deploys, and the reliability work that keeps clients calm.
For someone early who wants to work on real client projects instead of inventing fake case studies. Paid.
Don't see your title? We hire exceptional builders before we write the job spec. Send what you've made.
No account manager relaying messages. You're in the room where the work gets decided, and your name is on what goes out.
We scope honestly and we quote for it. If a deadline slips, that's a planning problem, not a weekend problem.
Conferences, courses, hardware, whatever actually makes you better. Ask and the answer is usually yes.
If we ask you to build something as part of hiring, we pay for your time. Obviously.
We have a stack, not a religion. Make the case for something better and we'll listen.
We're not trying to be forty people. Growing headcount is not the same as getting better.
Four steps, about two weeks, and a human replies at every one of them.
Something you made, and why it was hard. No cover letter.
45 minutes, both directions. You should be interviewing us too.
Small, realistic, about a day. We pay for it either way.
Usually within two weeks of your first email, start to finish.
One project you can talk about in depth beats a list of every tool you’ve touched. We read everything and reply either way, usually within a week.
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