Frontend Engineer

About Delve

Delve is building an AI-native platform that transforms compliance from tedious, manual work into effortless, automated workflows.

We’re the fastest growing compliance company on the market. Delve helps hundreds of companies save hundreds of hours (e.g. Lovable , 11x, WisprFlow) by eliminating busywork and helping teams focus on what matters — building securely.

Backed by Insight Partners, General Catalyst, Y Combinator, and top-tier investors, we just raised our 32M Series A and are scaling quickly!

Our team includes former founders, Olympiad medalists, and engineers from OpenAI, Stanford, MIT, and Berkeley. We’re on a mission to eliminate busywork for humanity — starting with compliance.

About the Role

We’re hiring a Frontend Engineer who can turn ambiguity into product. You’ll be responsible for building key user-facing features end-to-end — working directly with customers and our founding team. This is a role for someone who wants to move fast, own real outcomes, and shape product direction from day one.

This is an in-person role in San Francisco. We don’t just build faster together — we build better. That means deep focus, real-time feedback, and an environment built for velocity.

What You’ll Do

• Build end-to-end features like onboarding flows, customer dashboards, and AI-powered tools
• Own frontend systems using React, TypeScript, and Next.js
• Talk to users weekly, synthesize feedback, and ship what matters
• Collaborate directly with the CEO, engineers, and GTM to prioritize and iterate fast
• Uphold a high bar for polish, UX, and design sensibility — details matter
• Solve problems without waiting for permission, specs, or perfect information

What We’re Looking For

Why In-Person SF Matters

You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with an exceptional team :

Decisions happen live , not in backlogged async threads

A players work with A players. There’s a buzzing energy in the office. Hit the whiteboard with anyone here and you’ll understand why.

Benefits

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