Senior Frontend Engineer

We need a senior frontend developer who can take intuitive, responsive interfaces from idea to shipped product, and who gets real satisfaction from the details that make something feel effortless to use. As our product surface grows across platforms, we need someone who can own that experience end to end, not just execute a spec.

Developing and maintaining scalable web applications using modern JavaScript frameworks (React, Vue, or Angular)

Working closely with designers and backend engineers to deliver cohesive, pixel-perfect experiences

Optimizing applications for speed and scalability

Writing clean, maintainable, well-documented code

Implementing UI/UX best practices and accessibility standards

Taking part in code reviews and sharing what you know with the team

Keeping an eye on where frontend is heading and bringing good ideas back to the team

Engineering here is flat: no layers between you and the decision, no waiting on a chain of approvals to ship something good. You'll work in person in Abu Dhabi, alongside a small, genuinely international team, often a short walk from robots that are actually deployed and being tested. What you build will be felt immediately, by real users, on real products.

6+ years of frontend development experience

Strong HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript (ES6+)

Experience with React (preferred), Vue, or Angular

Comfort working with RESTful APIs and asynchronous data

Strong grasp of responsive design and cross-browser compatibility

Git and modern version control workflows

Familiarity with build tools like Webpack, Vite, or Parcel

Nice to have: TypeScript, testing frameworks (Jest, Cypress), experience in Agile/Scrum environments, familiarity with Figma or Sketch, a solid sense of SEO and performance fundamentals.

This isn't a role for someone who wants a spec handed to them and nothing more, or who'd rather manage the work than build it. If you need a lot of process and structure to do your best work, or you're looking for a remote 9-to-5, this probably isn't the fit.