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WordwareSan Francisco, California, United StatesFront-End Engineer
MandolinSan Francisco, California, United States- Promoted
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ClimateaiSan Francisco, California, United StatesFront-end Engineer
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VirtualVocationsOakland, California, United States- Promoted
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NoyoSan Francisco, California, United StatesThe average salary range is between $ 137,235 and $ 174,500 year , with the average salary hovering around $ 155,000 year .
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- veterinarian (from $ 115,000 to $ 250,000 year)
- python developer (from $ 135,000 to $ 244,125 year)
- office administrative assistant (from $ 47,840 to $ 243,900 year)
- vp of engineering (from $ 68,428 to $ 237,500 year)
- embedded systems engineer (from $ 133,875 to $ 222,134 year)
- product director (from $ 157,500 to $ 220,750 year)
- applications engineer (from $ 149,709 to $ 218,500 year)
- startup (from $ 136,250 to $ 216,250 year)
- Concord, CA (from $ 170,925 to $ 246,400 year)
- Providence, RI (from $ 105,300 to $ 246,400 year)
- Worcester, MA (from $ 135,000 to $ 246,400 year)
- Manchester, NH (from $ 235,175 to $ 246,400 year)
- Concord, NC (from $ 170,925 to $ 246,400 year)
- Richmond, CA (from $ 144,627 to $ 223,950 year)
- Richmond, VA (from $ 144,627 to $ 223,950 year)
- Hollywood, FL (from $ 150,000 to $ 220,000 year)
- Naperville, IL (from $ 198,513 to $ 211,350 year)
- Peoria, AZ (from $ 113,994 to $ 211,350 year)
The average salary range is between $ 112,308 and $ 175,400 year , with the average salary hovering around $ 135,000 year .
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front-end engineer
WordwareSan Francisco, California, United States- Full-time
what is wordware?
wordware brings structure, joy, and trust to human / AI collaboration.
we make AI app development as simple as writing a document. if you can explain your application in words then you can build it with wordware.
our natural language editor is enhanced with powerful features from the world of programming; conditional statements, loops, functions, multi-agent communication. you can build and test AI flows instantly, see results in real-time, iterate fast, deploy in a single click. no code required!
with access to every public AI model and thousands of API integrations, you can design truly context-aware AI applications and agents. wordware takes the transformative power of AI, connects it with the tools you already use, and builds it seamlessly into your life and work.
p.s. pls don't use zero prompt ai in your answers, we get enough of these to know immediately 😂
front-end engineering @ wordware
tl;dr we need someone who can build fast, think big, and doesn't mind wearing multiple hats. you'll be crafting the foundation of an ai development platform used by hundreds of thousands of builders. if you've ever wanted to see your code shape an entire industry, this might be your jam.
the bigger picture : we're not just talking to traditional developers. we're reaching the next 500 million people who will be "coding" with plain english - lawyers, designers, product managers, founders, and domain experts of all kinds. our product needs to thread an impossible needle : deep enough for engineers, accessible enough for everyone else, and compelling enough to show both groups why this matters.
what you'll actually be doing :
architecting stuff that matters :
collaborative ide for ai development (think google docs meets vscode)
real-time multi-user editing with y.js
llm orchestration that actually works
crafting the foundations of AI agents that no-one has solved yet
writing a ton of code (mostly typescript / next.js)
keeping our stack running smoothly (aws / cloudflare)
talking to users when they break things
sometimes making product decisions on the fly
solving hard problems, for example :
a core part of wordware is the executor that interprets the wordware schema to run the agents. these agents can have arbitrarily long duration especially when they request input from a human. they also need to have extremely low latency for the realtime case. plus be highly reliable. oh, and they need to be traceable and debuggable by our end users and scale from zero to thousands in a matter of seconds.
you should probably :
have built real things that real people use (4+ years)
be comfortable with our stack :
typescript + next.js + react
tiptap + y.js for collab
all the llm apis (openai, anthropic, mistral, etc)
actually enjoy the chaos of startup life
have experience building with AI - an “AI engineer”
fix things without being asked
care about users more than your code
it’s a bonus if you have been a founder / cto in the past, currently all engineers raised VC but we are okay to branch out
real talk :
sf only, lots of work, meals at the office
you'll be shipping to production day 1
sometimes you'll build features without full specs - you’ll need to uncover the unknown requirements
you might have to make ux decisions when designers / founders are busy
your code will impact hundreds of thousands of developers
yes, we actually do crossbow competitions
if you've ever :
built something complex from scratch
wished you could fix developer tools
wanted to shape how ai is built
ps : we're backed by spark capital, felicis, and y combinator ($30m seed — biggest out of YC round) but we still work like a seed startup. and yes, the office will have a sauna and be 30m from the sea 🥵