Rhythms

Benefits:

• competitive compensation

• meaningful equity

• chance to define how front-end engineering works in an AI-native company

Experience Requirements:

• 5–10 years experience building and shipping complex front-end applications used by real customers

• Strong expertise in React, TypeScript, and modern front-end tooling (e.g. Vite, Next.js, Tailwind)

• Experience with design systems, component libraries, and accessibility best practices

• A track record of building performant, reliable, and maintainable front-end codebases

• Comfort working in ambiguous, fast-changing environments, figuring out what to build as much as how to build it

Other Requirements:

• Natural curiosity about new tools and workflows, especially AI — and how they can improve your craft

• Strong systems thinking: you understand how front-end, backend, design, and customer needs connect

• Measure success by what ships and the impact it creates for customers

• Value collaboration and push teammates to raise the bar

• Work from first principles but know when to apply proven patterns

Responsibilities:

• Ship production-quality UI using React, TypeScript, and modern frameworks — building features that power how organizations run their daily operations

• Collaborate with design and product to turn Figma explorations and customer insights into performant, elegant, and accessible interfaces

• Design and evolve our front-end architecture — reusable component libraries, design systems, and scalable state management

• Optimize for performance and reliability across complex workflows and integrations, ensuring smooth experiences for enterprise-scale customers

• Experiment with AI in engineering — whether that’s prototyping new UI patterns, building AI-driven interactions, or using AI tools to accelerate development

Benefits:

• competitive compensation

• meaningful equity

• chance to define how design works in an AI-native company

Experience Requirements:

• 5–10 years experience shipping complex products that real customers depend on

• You work fluently in Figma and are excited to expand into designing with tools like Cursor because you understand that design increasingly means exploring solutions in their native medium

• You think in systems and workflows, not just screens and components

• Natural experimenter who's already using AI to accelerate design work

• You can articulate why design decisions matter for the business, not just users

Other Requirements:

• Track record of working in ambiguity and figuring out what to build, not just how

• You optimize for customer impact over portfolio pieces

• Are fundamentally curious - about tools, products, design, and how organizations work

• Measure success by what ships and what it achieves

• Work from first principles when needed but leverage patterns when appropriate

Responsibilities:

• Build solutions, not just interfaces - Jump between Figma exploration, code prototypes, customer conversations, and system thinking to find what actually works

• Ship continuously - Work shoulder-to-shoulder with engineers, testing ideas in production and iterating based on real usage, not hypothetical scenarios

• Think in systems - Design for flexibility and power without sacrificing simplicity. Understand how different parts of the product connect and reinforce each other

• Stay on the bleeding edge - When new AI tools drop, you're already trying them. When patterns emerge across products, you're connecting dots. Your curiosity directly improves what we build

• Own problems end-to-end - You'll go deep with customers to understand their challenges, explore multiple solution paths, work with engineers through implementation, and stick around post-launch to ensure we actually solved the problem