AI-Native UI React Engineer

🕒 5 days ago

🏄 California – Remote

🏄 California – Remote

💵 $140k - $210k / year

⏰ Full Time

🟡 Mid-level

🟠 Senior

💻 Frontend Engineer / Web Developer

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PropertyRadar

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11 - 50 employees

Founded 2007

🏠 Real Estate

🛍️ eCommerce

Real Estate • eCommerce • Data

PropertyRadar is a platform designed for real estate professionals, offering enhanced public records data to simplify the research and lead generation processes for residential and commercial properties. It enables real estate investors, agents, and mortgage professionals to discover and connect directly with property owners, streamline their marketing efforts, and automate outreach through various communication channels. With extensive property and owner data, PropertyRadar aims to drive business growth for real estate agents, investors, and service providers.

📋 Description

• You will build a UI/UX that delights end users by combining chat-based interactions with rich, embedded product experiences. • The bar is a highly intuitive experience that keeps users focused on their goals instead of forcing them to stop and learn how PropertyRadar works. • You’ll create the composable React widget framework and reusable, data-rich interfaces that bring PropertyRadar’s property and owner data into new contexts. • This is greenfield frontend work with direct visibility to the VP of Engineering, CEO, and Founder, and you’ll work closely with all three on scope and tradeoffs. • You get the blank slate of a startup with the distribution and cash flow of an 18-year-old profitable business. • You own end-to-end delivery, not a slice of a slice. • You’ll build the user experience of making this messy, high-value data feel intuitive and actionable.

🎯 Requirements

• Bring product taste and craft. You care about the difference between “it works” and “this feels great to use,” and you can implement at a pixel level. • Ship at agentic-native velocity. We’re hiring engineers who deliver materially faster than traditional React teams because Cursor (and other agentic tools) are the primary way they work. • Own the spec. Ask sharp clarifying questions, make sound tradeoffs, and ship. We don’t hand you tickets. • Raise the team’s ceiling. Share patterns, prompts, and orchestration techniques that make everyone faster. • User Experience: You know how to make dense, data-heavy interfaces feel clear through hierarchy, defaults, progressive disclosure, and state design. • You sweat the details: empty states, loading states, error states, interaction polish, and accessibility are part of the product, not cleanup work. • You bring deep experience with component libraries and/or design-system engineering, with a strong eye for consistency, usability, and polish. • You've supported customer bases of thousands to millions. • Agentic-native development: Cursor (or Claude Code) is your primary IDE—not a tool you reach for occasionally. • You can describe specific recent projects where agentic coding meaningfully changed your output velocity and quality—with examples. • You have opinions on agent orchestration: how to scope work for agents, when to break it up, how to review agent output, when to step in manually. • Bonus: you’ve built or contributed to agent workflows, custom Cursor rules, or developer tooling for AI-assisted engineering. • Expert React + TypeScript: Deep working knowledge of React 18, TypeScript, Tailwind, and Radix primitives. • Production experience with Vite as a build tool for libraries, applications, or both. • You architect complex React frontends comfortably and reach for the right pattern, not the familiar one. • You’ve built data-heavy UIs at scale—complex tables, filters, maps, sorting, pagination—and you know how to make them performant. • You’ve integrated REST and GraphQL APIs with thoughtful loading, error, and edge-case handling. • Embedding and iframe craft: You’ve built or shipped against sandboxed iframe architectures and understand the security model end-to-end. • You can write and reason about Content Security Policies without reaching for documentation. • You’ve implemented protocols between iframe and host—ideally JSON-RPC 2.0 over or a similar structured pattern—and you understand origin checks, message validation, and the failure modes. • Cross-origin behavior, third-party cookie restrictions, and the practical workarounds for embedded apps are familiar territory. • Ownership and judgment: You don’t wait for perfect specs. You drive clarity. You communicate concisely in writing—important on a remote, async team.