Description
We seek an experienced, collaborative, and resourceful Senior Web Engineer to join our team. Our Early Bets initiatives are critical to EarnIn's success, providing new experiences and products for our users to ensure they are empowered with a more comprehensive ecosystem of solutions.
The ideal candidate has experience building 0-to-1 products, demonstrating a strong ability to design and implement scalable architectures that support rapid product evolution. Candidates with backgrounds in early-stage software products engineered for scale or those who have worked in Research & Development for new technologies will fit well in our team.
The Canadian base salary range for this full-time position is $199,800 - $244,200 plus equity and benefits. Our salary ranges are determined by role, level, and location. This is a hybrid position in our Vancouver, Canada office and will require in-office work 2 days a week.
Key responsibilities include:
Partnering with Product and Design to define, build, and evolve user experiences using modern frontend technologies. Owning and evolving the frontend architecture to ensure scalability, performance, accessibility, and long-term maintainability. Leading the design and implementation of complex frontend systems using React, TypeScript, and Next.js, including SSR, routing, data fetching, and performance optimization. Establishing and upholding frontend engineering standards, including patterns, tooling, testing strategies, and CI/CD best practices. Driving cross-team technical initiatives, aligning frontend architecture with backend APIs, platform capabilities, and product strategy. Proactively identifying technical risks and opportunities, providing clear technical direction and tradeoff analysis. Mentoring and guiding frontend engineers, raising the bar on code quality, architectural thinking, and delivery practices. Designing and implementing robust unit, integration, and UI automation tests to ensure reliability and confidence at scale. Defining and monitoring frontend metrics (performance, reliability, user behavior) to inform product and technical decisions.