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David Careers

Frontend Software Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

transparent search groupMillbrae (CA)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$175,000 - $225,000 per year

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About the role

Job Description: Frontend Software Engineer Company: Confidential — first audio data research company Location: San Francisco, CA (in office 5 days per week)
Compensation: $175,000 - $225,000 + competitive equity Employment Type: Full-time Visa Sponsorship: Visa transfers (OPT, H-1B transfer)
About the Company: The client is the first audio data research company, bringing an R&D approach to datasets with the same rigor AI labs bring to models. It believes audio is the gateway for bringing AI into the real world, and high-quality training data is the bottleneck. The client was founded in 2024 by former Scale AI engineers and operators, counts most FAANG companies and AI labs as customers, is backed by NVIDIA and top-tier investors, and has raised an $80M Series B.
The Role: The client is hiring Frontend Software Engineers (2+ years) to build intuitive interfaces that help users make sense of the audio data used to train AI models. You will join a fast-moving team that ships to production daily.
What You Will Do:
  • Ship polished UI features that thousands of users use every day. Build performant interfaces on top of pipelines processing terabytes of audio data.
  • Design interfaces that surface LLM- and DSP-based solutions for customers.
  • Iterate quickly with researchers and operations to deploy data collection interfaces.
  • Keep improving the product with modern frontend technologies. What You Bring 2+ years of frontend engineering experience
  • Strong Next.js, TypeScript and Tailwind CSSExperience building performant, data-heavy interfaces
  • Ability to work in the San Francisco office 5 days a week
  • Tech Stack Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Node.js, tRPC, PostgreSQL, AWSBefore you apply: get a free recruiter-readiness score for your resume at Career
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