Senior Frontend Engineer

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🕒 February 25

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Umbrel

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1 - 10 employees

Founded 2020

🔧 Hardware

☁️ SaaS

₿ Crypto

Hardware • SaaS • Crypto

Umbrel is a company that builds plug-and-play home cloud servers and an accompanying OS (umbrelOS) and app store to let individuals self-host data and services. They sell consumer hardware (Umbrel Home and Umbrel Pro) and provide software for running personal file storage (Nextcloud), media streaming, home automation, ad-blocking, and privacy-preserving services like Bitcoin and Lightning nodes. Umbrel emphasizes data sovereignty, privacy, and the ability to run AI models and developer apps locally on user-owned hardware.

📋 Description

• Lead frontend engineering at Umbrel • Own major product surfaces in umbrelOS (web UI), first-party apps, and website • Collaborate closely with design to improve user interfaces

🎯 Requirements

• Strong experience in Frontend Development • Proficiency in React and TypeScript • Familiarity with Tailwind, Shadcn, and Radix • Ability to create accessible interfaces • Experience in API design and theming • Excellent coding, testing, and communication skills

🏖️ Benefits

• Treats Figma as a contract you’ll honor in code, and you’ll improve it when the reality demands. • Ships polished, accessible interfaces in React + TypeScript (Tailwind, Shadcn, Radix). • Sweats the last 5%: empty states, errors, skeletons, loading strategies, and microcopy that reduces cognitive load. • Uses motion to communicate state (not decorate it): consistent easing/durations and meaningful transitions. • Thinks in systems: API-design, theming, responsive scales, and components that age well. • Writes clear, readable code and tests, and leaves the codebase calmer than you found it. • Can take a vague problem → write a short design doc → prototype in code → ship in small, reversible steps. • Partners with design early: you’ll prototype, tweak spacing/typography/easing, and treat copy as part of the UI. • Communicates crisply in writing (we’re async-first) and gives kind, candid feedback. • Has strong product judgment. Knows when to refine and when to press "ship."