Skills & Technologies
Requirements
- Experience
- 8+ years
Joblaze summary
In the role of Frontend Engineer at Privy, the individual will take significant ownership of product features and architecture, focusing on creating user-friendly developer tools. Proficiency in React, Typescript, and frameworks like Next.js is essential, along with a strong background in building scalable production systems. This position is ideal for seasoned engineers with over eight years of experience who have a collaborative mindset and a passion for enhancing user interfaces. Privy emphasizes open-source principles and encourages innovative thinking within its engineering team.
Joblaze insights
- Listed about a month ago on Joblaze — tracked directly from Stripe's career page.
- Stripe has 511 other open roles including Product Designer, Internal Tools, Full Stack Engineer, Growth, Partner Development Manager.
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Quick facts
- How much experience is required?
- At least 8 years of relevant experience for this Frontend Engineer, Privy role.
- What's the tech stack?
- Joblaze extracted these technologies from the posting: TypeScript, SvelteKit, Next.js, React.
- What seniority level is this role?
- Stripe targets senior candidates for this position.
- Is this full-time or contract?
- Full-time for this Frontend Engineer, Privy role at Stripe.
From the original posting
About Privy
Our mission is to make privacy and user ownership the default online. We build simple, flexible developer tooling that make it easy to build products that put users first. By leveraging modern cryptography, we shift the status quo around digital ownership and protect the accounts and assets of millions of users.
Learn more about Privy: Privy and Stripe: Bringing crypto to everyone
Engineering at Privy is not just about writing world-class code. We create software that turns complex technical systems into delightful developer tools. We assemble tried-and-true primitives into intuitive, responsive APIs and beautiful interfaces. We believe in open-source work and transparency with our teammates and users. We encourage each other to think big, run experiments and follow our curiosity so we can build better tooling that lets developers shine and empower their users.
What You’ll Do
As a Frontend engineer at Privy, you will take on large areas of ownership in Privy’s product, architecture, and infrastructure. Because we build a developer tool, engineering and product are inextricably connected. We value intuitive interfaces, simplicity, and rapid iteration. Above all, we are building a company together to ship products that users love.
- Design intuitive interfaces to break down complex systems and turn them into delightful developer tooling
- Build and integrate systems end-to-end across client-side and server-side APIs to enable a seamless developer experience
- Design and implement end-to-end product features driven by user needs
- Advocate for usability and interface coherence across our teams and products
- Enforce web development best practices across our entire product collaborating with other core stakeholders
Minimum requirements
- 8+ years of relevant software development experience
- Deep knowledge of React, Typescript, and an application framework (Next.js, SvelteKit, etc)
- Experience building and maintaining a production system at scale
- Prior experience collaborating closely with a designer to iterate on user-facing products
- An understanding of modern web development best practices
- Experience writing delightful developer documentation
Preferred qualifications
- Experience building and maintaining published JavaScript/TypeScript SDKs used by developers
- Experience with cross-domain browser challenges (iframes, popups) and client-side authentication (token management, session handling)
- Published about your work (code, presentations, papers, blog posts, etc.)
- Domain expertise in authentication, security, payments, or web3