Product Engineering Management, Senior

Job Description Senior Product Engineer, Front End

Employment Type: Full-time

React, TypeScript, Frontend Architecture, Insurtech

Our client is a claims intelligence startup using data to fight fraud across the property and casualty insurance ecosystem.

Their platform connects insights across employers, insurers, and contractors to uncover fraud networks that cost Americans billions of dollars each year, slow commercial development, and erode trust across blue-collar industries.

Backed by Mosaic GP, Altai Ventures, Remarkable Ventures, and other leading investors, our client has raised $5.8M in seed funding and is building technology for one of the most overlooked and costly problems in insurance.

Our client is hiring a Senior Product Engineer, Front End to become the company's first frontend-focused engineering hire.

Today, the frontend is being supported by a third-party vendor. This person will take ownership of the frontend strategy, manage the vendor relationship, and lead a major revamp of the current V1 product so it can scale for enterprise customers.

This is a high-ownership role for someone who can build polished React applications, define frontend architecture, create scalable component systems, and help turn complex insurance workflows into clean, intuitive product experiences.

Architect and ship React-based applications that power the company's insurance technology platform

Lead the frontend revamp from V1 product to enterprise-ready platform

Manage and collaborate with the current third-party frontend vendor

Build responsive layouts, interactive data tables, charts, dashboards, and reporting tools for complex insurance workflows

Create shared component systems and define frontend architectural standards

Document component APIs, frontend conventions, and development guidelines for the engineering team

Work cross-functionally with product, design, backend engineering, and leadership to shape feature scope and technical approach

Ensure applications are fast, accessible, responsive, and consistent across browsers and devices

Collaborate with backend engineers on API design, data modeling, and async data patterns

Review code, improve team practices, and raise the quality bar for frontend development

3+ years of experience building production frontend applications

• Expert-level React, TypeScript, and modern JavaScript experience
• Strong experience turning design specs into accurate, polished UI implementations
• Hands-on experience with Tailwind CSS or comparable utility-based styling approaches
• Production experience managing application state using Redux, Zustand, or similar tools
• Working knowledge of modern frontend build systems
• Practical experience writing automated frontend tests
• Strong understanding of frontend performance best practices
• Comfort working with REST APIs and async data patterns
• Experience with micro-frontends or module federation

Experience building or maintaining design systems

Full-stack capabilities or backend exposure

Prior experience in insurance technology, financial services, claims, risk, or compliance software

Be the first frontend-focused engineering hire at a seed-stage startup

Own the frontend architecture, standards, and product experience from the ground up

Lead a meaningful rebuild of a V1 product into an enterprise-ready platform

Work on a real-world problem with massive financial and social impact

Build tools that help uncover fraud networks across insurance, employers, and contractors

Partner closely with leadership, backend engineering, design, and external vendors

Join a venture-backed company solving a large, overlooked problem in property and casualty insurance

The ideal candidate is a product-minded frontend engineer who loves ownership, clean UI, and building scalable frontend systems. They can translate complex workflows into simple product experiences, work effectively with vendors and internal teams, and are excited to define the frontend foundation for a fast-growing insurtech platform.