Frontend Software Engineer

About Rhombus

Founded in 2016, Rhombus is on a mission to make the world a safer place with our centralized platform that combines intelligent cameras, sensors, and AI analytics to help organizations improve safety and operations at scale. We have a solid product-market fit, customers love us, and our solution makes a profound impact and difference in the world.

Rhombus was created by industry veterans and is also backed by incredible investors who believe in transforming the world of physical security with enterprise-grade technology that is accessible to any organization.

Who You Are

Here at Rhombus, everyone plays a critical role in achieving our mission to make the world safer with simple, smart, and powerful physical security solutions. No matter what team you are on, the work you do here makes a positive impact across the globe.

Rhombus is looking for a Frontend Software Engineer who will focus on building the most complex features in the web/React project while managing the technical aspects of the cross-platform project (both web and mobile).

What You'll Do

• Coordinate code sharing between web (React) and mobile (React Native) development
• Configure web build tools like Gatsby & Webpack
• Keep the frontend build running smoothly
• Maintain the frontend tests that run after the build and before release
• Review pull requests to maintain code quality
• Analyze react performance to keep the product snappy
• Choose the libraries (npm packages) that are best suited to this project, and plan migrations to new libraries when necessary

What We're Looking For

• 5+ years of frontend (mostly web) development experience

• TypeScript mastery

• React mastery

• Git flow mastery branching, merging, and rebasing

• Great communication skills

• Ideally React Native experience as well

• Libraries we use: React, React Native, Gastby, jotai, material UI, Cypress

This is an onsite position based in Sacramento, CA. Candidates must be able to commute to the office 2-3 times a week.

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