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# Mid Level Front End Engineer

- **Company:** Cedar Inc
- **Location:** United States (Remote available)
- **Experience:** Experienced
- **Salary:** $100,000.0 - $150,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** HTML, Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Artificial Intelligence, Code Review, Next.js, TypeScript, Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, Web Applications, ReactJS, Figma, Graphql
- **Published:** July 24, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=d7f1571a0479fabe

## About the Role

* A few years (roughly 3+) building production web apps with React and TypeScript.
 * You're solid on HTML and CSS, and you make things work on a phone, not just a laptop.
 * You've worked with APIs, REST or GraphQL, and testing is just part of how you build.
 * You're excited about our AI tooling and want to push it further.
 * You work well independently and enjoy the back-and-forth between product, design, and engineering.
 * Bonus: a good eye for design and comfort working in Figma.
 * Bonus: you've worked on accessibility (WCAG) before.

## Description

* Build and own the consumer-facing web app in React, TypeScript, and Next.js.
 * Lean on our AI tooling to ship quickly, and help make it better as you go.
 * Be fanatical about testing your assumptions and judging your work by outcomes. AI speeds you up, but it doesn't think for you, so the verification is on you.
 * Take dense financial logic and turn it into screens people can understand and trust.
 * Work shoulder to shoulder with design and product, from rough idea to shipped, accessible UI.
 * Own features from build to release, then watch how people use them and make them better.
 * Keep the bar high in code review, write tests that matter, and chase bugs to their root cause.

Your first 90 days

 * First couple of weeks: get set up, ship a small change to production, and learn how we work.
 * First month: own a feature end to end, from design handoff through release.
 * By 90 days: you're the go-to person for a meaningful slice of the consumer app.


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