Staff Front End Engineer - AI Product UX - US - San Francisco (Hybrid)
HomeVision3 months ago
Responsibilities
- Define and build AI-assisted underwriting workflows that support explainability, auditability, exception handling, and human-in-the-loop review.
- Own the evolution of the cross-platform frontend and design system across web and future embedded experiences.
- Architect reusable frontend components and establish patterns, libraries, and review standards for the engineering team.
- Mentor and recruit engineers and help shape the growing engineering organization.
- Take features from early ideas to production quickly and iterate based on customer usage.
- Drive improvements to tools and processes that increase prototyping, delivery velocity, and quality.
- Partner with the Head of Design, CTO, senior product leadership, and customers on the platform’s core interaction model.
Requirements
- Deep proficiency in React and TypeScript is ideal but not required.
- Ability to architect frontend systems that can extend and scale.
- Comfort reading and reasoning about Go and Python backend code.
- Experience building AI-native interfaces or complex, data-dense applications.
- Track record of leading a product surface end-to-end rather than only individual features.
- Experience with document review, decisioning, or workflow products is a bonus.
- Product orientation, strong engineering judgment, ownership, and collaborative leadership are expected.
Benefits
- Hybrid work in San Francisco with two in-office days per week
- Meaningful equity ownership
- Full medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 401(k) with company match
- Flexible vacation policy
- Parental leave
- Learning and professional development support
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About HomeVision
HomeVision builds MIRA, an AI-powered document understanding platform that automates appraisal review and collateral underwriting for mortgage lenders and appraisal management companies. It analyzes photos, maps, floor plans, and narrative text, cross-references public records and MLS data, and integrates with common LOS and AMS systems to flag risks and inconsistencies. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in San Francisco, the privately held company is expanding MIRA to income, assets, and credit analysis.