Senior Front End Web Developer
yochanaSan Jose (CA)
Senior Front End Web Developer
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yochanaSan Jose (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Senior Front End Web Developer We are seeking 3-4 Senior Front End Web Developers and one Junior Developer for a critical 6-month engagement starting September 1st. The project focuses on developing an agent-readable design system using the "Cow" stack to provide high-fidelity component references for AI models. This work is specifically for prototyping purposes and does not target production traffic. The team is preferred to be on-site in California (San Bruno/MTV area. We can consider San Jose as it is close to MTV).Role Requirements & Qualifications
Experience:
8-10 years of professional experience in front-end development (for senior roles).
Technical Skills: Expert-level proficiency in React, HTML, CSS, and TypeScript.
Specialization:
Strong focus on component creation with a heavy emphasis on the CSS layer to ensure pixel-perfect fidelity in component replicas.
Location:
Must be available to work on-site in California (San Bruno or Mountain View area).Onboarding: Includes a mandatory 2-week ramp-up period to become proficient with Google internal systems and the Google 3 codebase. Figma knowledge
Key Responsibilities:
Build and refine web components within the Cow stack for prototyping. Collaborate closely with AI/Agent engineering teams to provide "goldens" for component interpretation.
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