Software Engineer, Frontend (React)
Plane Software, Inc.7 months ago
Hyderābād, IndiaMid Level
Responsibilities
- Own user-facing frontend surfaces from design review through component development and rollout.
- Extend local-first synchronization and collaborative editing functionality, including serialization and conflict resolution.
- Profile and improve rendering performance for dense views containing tens of thousands of issues.
- Build offline and slow-network experiences using Service Workers and IndexedDB.
- Collaborate daily with designers and backend engineers across San Francisco and Hyderabad.
- Review community pull requests and diagnose visual and behavioral bugs across browsers, screen sizes, and self-hosted versions.
Requirements
- Production experience shipping React and TypeScript applications.
- Understanding of application state management and reactivity using tools such as MobX, Redux, or Zustand.
- Experience creating responsive, themeable interfaces with Tailwind CSS or a comparable system.
- Experience working within a shared component library.
- Applicants should provide an example of something they built and discuss a design decision they would change.
- Preferred: experience improving interface performance with measurable results.
- Preferred: Plane, self-hosted, or open-source project contribution experience.
- Preferred: experience with rich-text editor frameworks such as ProseMirror, CodeMirror, Lexical, or Tiptap.
- Preferred: experience building offline-first or CRDT-backed applications.
- Preferred: experience building interfaces where AI agents act on real data.
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About Plane Software, Inc.
Plane Software builds an open-source work management platform that brings projects, knowledge, and service requests into one system for engineering and operations teams. Organizations can run it as a managed cloud service or deploy it on their own infrastructure, including isolated and sovereign clouds—an option valued in regulated industries. Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Los Angeles, the company develops in public on GitHub and serves teams worldwide.