13 days ago
Remote, EMEASenior
Base Salary
$162k - $198k/yr
Responsibilities
- Contribute to the Storybook codebase as a core maintainer.
- Design, develop, and refine Storybook APIs for users, addon authors, and maintainers.
- Triage issues, review pull requests, support contributors, and write or review RFCs.
- Create educational content and engage with the developer community through knowledge sharing and potential conference talks.
- Coordinate with Chromatic engineering teams to maintain feature continuity between Chromatic and Storybook.
- Participate in the engineering team’s primarily business-hours support rotation.
Requirements
- 5+ years of experience building for the web using JavaScript, TypeScript, or other relevant languages.
- Experience building tooling, frameworks, or libraries for developers, including internal tools.
- Strong understanding of modern web frameworks and build tools and how they work under the hood.
- Strong written and verbal English communication skills and comfort working asynchronously across a distributed team.
- Interest in engaging with developer communities and gathering, exchanging, and sharing ideas.
- Ability to form opinions, explain reasoning, and revise views based on new information.
- Genuine enthusiasm for improving developers’ lives and shaping frontend development.
- Prior open-source maintainer experience is not required.
Benefits
- Fully remote position.
- Core working-hour overlap is 09:00–15:00 UTC within Central European Time.
- Equity is included in the compensation package.
- The role offers opportunities to speak at conferences and collaborate with a distributed, remote-first team.
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About Chromatic
Chromatic builds a SaaS platform for frontend teams to test, review, and approve UI components built with Storybook. Its tools provide visual regression testing, preview environments, and workflow approvals to prevent broken interfaces from shipping. Thousands of teams—including BBC, Shopify, and Adobe—use Chromatic alongside Storybook to map component states and streamline UI quality checks before release.