Staff Engineer - Platform Frontend

• 9+ years of front-end development experience.
• Expert-level JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, and CSS, with a first-principles understanding of the browser — rendering/layout, the event loop, network/caching, and memory.
• Deep production experience with a modern component framework. Primarily Vue 3 (Composition API); strong React, Angular, or Svelte experience is welcome if you're willing to go deep on Vue.
• Demonstrated architectural ownership — you've defined a front-end architecture and moved a real codebase from one state to another without freezing feature work.
• Hands-on production experience with micro-frontends or module federation, including the failure modes. Equivalent experience decomposing a large monolith by other means also considered.
• Proven track record optimizing large-scale, complex web applications. Be ready to walk through a specific example with numbers.
• Experience with modern build tooling at scale (Vite, Webpack, Rspack, Turborepo, or Nx), with enough depth to debug the build when it breaks.
• Working knowledge of accessibility as an engineering discipline — semantics, focus/keyboard behavior, ARIA where genuinely needed, screen reader testing.
• Strong written communication. On a remote-first, async team, most of your influence travels as design docs, RFCs, and PR descriptions.
• A track record of mentoring engineers and driving change across teams you don't manage.
• Nice to have: familiarity with Node.js, server-side rendering, and open-source contributions.

What You'll Lead:

• The target architecture for our front-end, and the migrations that get us there — sequenced into reversible steps, driven with codemods and adoption metrics, agreed across teams rather than imposed on them.
• The application shell and its contracts: bootstrapping, routing, auth-aware navigation, error and loading boundaries, and cross-application state.
• Our module federation topology: host and remote boundaries, shared dependency and singleton management, and version skew between independently deployed remotes.
• The shared component library and design system implementation, with APIs that are hard to misuse and safe to version.

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