Frontend/Full-Stack Engineer
peppr ai yc w25Cupertino (CA)
Frontend/Full-Stack Engineer
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peppr ai yc w25Cupertino (CA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Peppr AI Frontend/Full-Stack Engineer As a founding frontend/full-stack engineer at Peppr AI, you'll own features end-to-end—from UI/UX design through implementation—creating the interfaces that make our agentic AI platform intuitive and powerful for enterprise users. You'll work with React, shadcn, react-router, and FastAPI to build polished experiences that seamlessly integrate with our AI backend systems.
Key responsibilities include:
- Design and ship polished interfaces with React, shadcn, and react-router
- Take ownership of full features: mockup ? implementation ? QA ? deployment
- Collaborate closely with product & design teams to craft delightful user experiences
- Build reusable, scalable frontend architecture and consistent design systems
- Optionally tie in backend work using FastAPI and PostgreSQL to deliver complete solutions
- We're seeking a proactive engineer who can own features end-to-end and ship fast in a dynamic startup environment. You should have:
Required:
3+ years shipping production React applications with strong TypeScript/JavaScript skills Experience with UI libraries/components (shadcn or similar frameworks) Familiarity with react-router, state management, form handling, and responsive design Basic design sense—experience in Figma, design systems, or styling frameworks
Bonus: Experience building UI for AI-driven workflows or agent interfaces
Nice-to-Have:
- Backend experience with FastAPI or Python for full-stack development
- Production experience with Docker, CI/CD, and some AWS or Kubernetes basics
- A product mindset and experience shipping end-to-end features
- Comfort with ambiguity and rapid iteration in a startup environment
This role offers the opportunity to shape both our user experience and technical architecture while building interfaces for the future of enterprise AI.
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