From the listing
About the role
As a frontend-focused Senior Software Engineer at Sardine, you will own the design and delivery of the user-facing experiences at the heart of our AI products. Your primary focus is building polished, performant, production-grade interfaces in React and TypeScript, with backend services and APIs in Go as a secondary part of the role.
This is a high-autonomy, high-leadership position: you'll develop new features at scale, set the standard for how we build on the frontend, mentor engineers, and use AI/agentic tooling to ship far faster than a traditional team would.
What you'll do
- Design, build, and own user-facing features in React and TypeScript — polished, accessible, performant, and production-ready.
- Set the technical direction and quality bar for our frontend, and lift the people around you through mentorship and code review.
- Use AI and agentic development tools, such as Claude, fluently and effectively to move quickly, and help establish best practices for AI-assisted development across the team.
- Dip into Go to build and extend the backend services and APIs behind your features when needed.
- Collaborate closely with business stakeholders to architect and implement new experiences from inception to delivery.
- Contribute to product and technical roadmaps, and to the broader direction of the engineering team.
- Craft and maintain user-facing technical documentation that drives understanding and adoption of our products.
- Play a pivotal role in shaping our engineering culture and ensuring high standards across the organization.
What they're looking for
- Exceptional frontend craft with the judgment to lead and the discipline to be relentlessly efficient with modern, AI-assisted workflows.
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Benefits
The hot takeJeff's read on Sardine
This statement from Sardine embodies everything we believe at Beach Commute to be integral to managing a team:
At Sardine, it's not about the job or the amount of hours worked — it's about performance and impact.
It really doesn't get any more simple, or important than that. Also, their perks/benefits package is very solid
