Frontend Developer

Help us turn complex AI into simple, joyful products. You’ll design and ship fast, accessible interfaces that customers love—measured in days, not quarters.

What you’ll do

• Own features end‑to‑end: sketch → prototype → polished UI → learn from real usage.
• Build modern, component‑driven UIs (we use React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind today—but curiosity > checkboxes).
• Make complex AI capabilities accessible and intuitive.
• Partner with design, product, and backend to shape the roadmap and sweat UX details.
• Champion performance (fast by default) and accessibility (inclusive by design).
• Raise the bar with thoughtful code reviews, testing habits, and crisp documentation.
• Use AI pair‑programmers (Cursor, Claude Code) to draft, refactor, and write sustainable code that you’ll be responsible for. (In other words, we don’t look for “just” vibe coders.) In general, embrace fast-paced environment where AI capabilities are rapidly evolving.

You might be a fit if

• Strong grasp of web fundamentals (semantic HTML, modern CSS, JavaScript/TypeScript) and component design.
• Experience with (or eagerness to learn) React/Next.js/TypeScript/Tailwind.
• Product‑minded: you measure impact, spot sharp edges, and iterate quickly.
• You value clear opinionated communication (strong opinions weakly held, disagree and commit).

Nice to have

• Design system experience; polished UI craft (motion, micro‑interactions).
• Data‑viz skills and comfort integrating APIs.
• Unit testing (Vitest/Jest/React Testing Library) and end-to-end testing (Playwright/Cypress).

Why Waypoint

• Real ownership and impact on core product. Contribute to architectural decisions and help shape our engineering practices.
• Engage with customers on a regular basis. We don’t build in isolation — we strive for agility.
• Sharp, kind teammates who move fast and care about craftsmanship.
• Beautiful location and flexible hours; competitive comp and equity.

How to apply

Send links to work you’re proud of (portfolio, GitHub, ship notes) and a brief note on something you built (passion projects welcome). If you’ve used Cursor, Claude Code or equivalent, tell us how it helped and how you verified the output.

Application process

1. Send your application
2. Screening call
3. Technical round (onsite) + meet the team
4. Meet the CEO