Base Salary
$230k - $275k/yr
Responsibilities
- Lead end-to-end technical design and delivery for major Storefront initiatives.
- Partner with product, design, and data science to shape roadmap priorities.
- Drive technical standards and consistency across the Storefront codebase.
- Identify and resolve systemic engineering gaps proactively.
- Mentor and grow senior engineers through design and code reviews.
- Define and drive adoption of best practices in frontend architecture.
- Collaborate with platform and infrastructure teams for reliable foundations.
- Align with engineering leadership on technical direction and delivery milestones.
Requirements
- 8+ years of full-stack web development experience.
- Deep expertise in JavaScript/TypeScript and React.
- Experience with server-side rendering frameworks like Next.js is a plus.
- Proven ability to drive large technical initiatives end-to-end.
- Track record of raising engineering quality through standards and mentorship.
- Knowledge of frontend and distributed system architecture principles.
- Experience with A/B testing frameworks and data-driven experimentation.
- Strong communication skills with both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Tech Stack
Categories
About Quince
Quince is a consumer technology platform rebuilding retail from the infrastructure up. The company began with a towel. A hotel-grade towel retailed for roughly $80. The manufacturing partner who made it sold it for about $7. Nothing about the product justified the gap. The gap was the system. Quince was built to replace that system. Its proprietary Manufacturer-to-Consumer (M2C) platform connects customers directly to the manufacturing partners behind some of the best-made products in the world, with demand signals flowing back to partners weekly so production follows what customers are actually buying, not a year-old forecast. No promotional calendar, no inventory built on guesses, no layered costs priced into the product. What differentiates Quince is not pricing. It is the system. The proof is in how the company operates: cost breakdowns published on product pages, a 365-day return policy, third-party lab testing, and products removed from the assortment at Quince's cost when they fall below the quality bar. Because the platform produces against real demand, the excess inventory that defines conventional retail is never made. Responsibility is built into the model, not added on top of it. Today, Quince offers curated essentials across 100+ categories, from cashmere and linen to fine jewelry and furniture, at prices typically 50 to 70 percent below comparable market prices, and is one of the fastest-growing consumer platforms in the industry. Visit Quince at quince.com or on Instagram at @onequince.