Builds and shapes the front-end of a supply-chain operating system using React, TypeScript, and Azure, focusing on speed, polish, and a unified design system.
Auger is building the operating system for supply chain. The models can be right, the decisions can be sound, but none of it matters if the experience that delivers them feels slow, cluttered, or untrustworthy. This role owns that experience: the point where Auger's intelligence becomes something an operator actually uses, every day, without thinking twice about it.
You'll shape technical direction, not just execute against a spec. You'll hold the bar on speed, polish, and reliability from the first line of code, and you'll build the design system that lets the whole product move faster as it grows.
What You’ll Do
Define the technical vision and direction for Auger's product suite and individual features.
Design, develop, and deliver features that customers interact with directly.
Hold a high standard for the product's look and feel, treating speed, responsiveness, and reliability as core priorities from the start, not problems to fix later; champion UX and design thinking from the earliest stages of every feature.
Create and continuously refine a unified design system, including shared components, patterns, and design tokens, that keeps visual and interaction design consistent across products while speeding up how quickly new features ship.
Partner closely with product managers to understand what users need, define what a feature should cover, and weigh tradeoffs thoughtfully throughout the build.
Move fast by refining the experience continuously, drawing on real user feedback and internal testing.
What You Bring
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or another relevant field.
4+ years of professional front-end engineering experience.
Proficiency with React, JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS, and cloud platforms such as Azure.
Strong hands-on experience building production front-end systems with a high bar for craft, performance, and reliability.
Proven ability to lead and execute multiple concurrent initiatives.
A track record of owning features end to end, from technical design through shipped product.
Experience building or contributing to a design system: shared components, patterns, and tokens that scale across a growing product surface.
Strong product instincts. You partner naturally with PMs and can weigh tradeoffs between scope, speed, and quality.
A bias toward iteration. You ship, gather real feedback, and refine quickly rather than over-polishing before anyone's used it.
Comfort operating with autonomy in a fast-moving, high-growth environment where the product is still being defined.