Software Engineer, Frontend/Fullstack
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Builders: Youāre a frontend engineer at heart. Some of us run 50/50 frontend and backend. Some stay frontend-heavy on the hard UI and visualization work. We build the role around you.
Ownership:Engineers own projects here, from requirements to ship. PMs and designers are partners and input, not a queue you wait behind. Wherever the work starts, we build it - together.
Proximity: Youāll work closely with customers, through sales and support and as directly as you want. Staying close is how any of us build something people love to use., * Designing the edit experience for AI-generated visuals, where typing a follow-up and reaching for a knob should feel like the same product. Live-preview controls only work if the visual comes out parameterized in the first place, with the knobs UI built from those parameters.
- Streaming a chat agentās thinking as a trace you can click into, so a business user can watch what it did and open any step while itās still running. The trick is turning a messy pile of tool calls into something that reads like a sentence. It should earn trust in the answer and still get out of the way of the result.
- Building the React SDK other data teams build on, to drop in dashboards and chat or assemble something of their own with WisdomAI underneath. It lives or dies on the abstraction: the APIs, the docs, the examples that make building on us feel easy instead of like a fight., * Backend engineer at heart whoāll happily dip into UI when needed? Check out Software Engineer, Backend @ WisdomAI
- Design engineer who wants to live in design systems, Figma, and interaction craft? Check out Design Engineer @ WisdomAI
Requirements
Do you have a Bachelorās degree?, * Ship with React, TypeScript, and Node, and obsess over the polish and the details
- Have product instinct: you can take a fuzzy customer pain and decide whatās worth building
- Run on high agency, you find the work and drive it instead of waiting for a ticket
- Want customers close enough that they shape what you build
- Have a Bachelorās in Computer Science or equivalent, * Data viz, BI, GenUI or dashboarding experience
- A real eye for design and polish
- Time at an early-stage or founding team
Benefits & conditions
Compensation Range: $150K - $300K
About the company
WisdomAI builds AI-powered analytics that put answers directly in the hands of the people closest to the business. Our platform doesnāt just surface insights - it explains the why behind them, helping teams move from data to decisions with speed, confidence, and context.
Weāre trusted by companies like Cisco, Patreon, and Rubrik - and weāre just getting started.
The problems here are hard, and the expectations are high. Our team is energized by both.
If youāre compelled by ambitious problems, high standards, and meaningful ownership, youāll thrive here., CRAFT isnāt a list of aspirational values. Itās how we hire, how we promote, how we resolve hard calls, and how we stay honest with ourselves.
C - Customer trust. Everything starts here. We listen carefully, act with integrity, and respond with urgency. Delight is downstream of trust - never the other way around.
R - Relentless on outcomes. We move with urgency, take initiative, and see things through. Effort isnāt the measure - results are. If something isnāt working, we change the approach now.
A - Authenticity. We say the hard things, directly and with respect. We also show up as full humans. That combination is how trust is earned and how we grow together.
F - First principles, grounded in reality. We donāt accept āthatās how itās done.ā We strip problems to whatās actually true and build up from there - then validate quickly and let real-world results decide.
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