USD per year
Senior Frontend Engineer
$180 - $21030% - 0.30%30% - US / Remote (US) Job type Full-time Role Engineering, Frontend Experience 6+ years Visa US citizen/visa only Skills React Apply to Banner and hundreds of other fast-growing YC startups with a singleprofile. Apply to role 7;
About the role
Change how America builds buildings. Banner is transforming the way Americas buildings are developed and improved. The Real Estate industry is largely stuck in the past technologically. Commercial real estate owners and developers are still using Excel, shared folders, and email to track and manage hundreds of billions in annual spending. Banner builds financial and project management software that allows owners to easily track development costs, timelines, spending, and much more. Today our customers track everything from small unit renovations to large sky scraper construction projects in our system. We've raised our Series A ([https://commercialobserver.com/2023/10/spend-management-banner/](https://commercialobserver.com/2023/10/spend-management-banner/)), led by Blackstone and Fifth Wall Capital. Were looking to bring on our first dedicated senior frontend engineer. Were looking for someone who can do the following:
- Must be an expert in React + Node.js vanilla
- Must be able to read, make light edits and reason about Node.js backend API
- Work with messy react states and improve/modernize them
- Be able to optimize performance at any client side level (from state to tables)
- Has experience working with a designer and implementing responsive web pages
- Has experience bringing React web to mobile platforms
- Uses AI tools to code/prototype effectively
About Banner
Banner is the operating system for real estate teams. From building acquisition to disposition, Banner moves all communications, workflows, spreadsheets, and file-sharing into one system. With Banner, customers automate away 80%+ of their administrative work, saving up to 10% on project costs. The company is founded by Mark Murphy who formerly worked in RE finance, along with Kunal Chaudhary and Eric Gao, both UC Berkeley EECS alums.