Senior Frontend Engineer (Full-Stack Capable)
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- As a Senior Frontend Engineer (Fullstack-capable) at Orkes, you will work at the frontier of agentic workflow development, defining how enterprises build, manage, and visualize the future of AI integrated work
- You will own the architecture across our Conductor workflow builder—the canvas where developers create and link complex agentic workflows—as well as the mission-critical control plane tools used by SREs, Customer Success teams, and our enterprise clients to manage and monitor their clusters at scale
- This is a unique opportunity to build high-performance, intuitive UI infrastructure to power scalable, observable business engines
- Reports to: Head of Engineering
Benefits
- Fully Distributed: We believe in a remote-first, truly distributed workforce
- Stock Options: Our compensation packages optionally includes stock options
- Medical, Dental, Vision: Comprehensive health insurance, for you and your loved ones
- Flexible PTO: Take time off to rest, relax and re-charge with flexible PTO
- Flexible Work Environment: We offer flexible working hours and other arrangements to match your needs
- Raises team craft: testing, accessibility, performance budgets
- Credible into API backends and BFFs, ideally further into microservices when needed — owns the API contract, not just consumes it
- 7+ Years of experience
- Owns UX/product judgment; shapes requirements, not just tickets
- Has built genuinely hard UI (IDEs, real-time node-graph/canvas editors or data-dense dashboards)
- Frontend architect in React/TS — owns state, perf, and component-system standards across apps
- Drives cross-team frontend strategy (design system, framework decisions)
- AI-coding experience - look for those who prescribe/tell AI exactly what to do vs those who ask AI to make judgment calls and decisions
- Nice-to-haves: Dev-tooling background (for example building IDEs like Cursor or VS Code, Low Code/No Code tooling, Graph-node tools), Next.js; Java/Spring Boot, data-viz (D3/Recharts/Tremor); strong design-tool fluency