Frontend Developer / Software Engineer

Glasslake is building interfaces for its agentic orchestration platform for SAP transformations. The frontend role focuses on making complex enterprise workflows understandable, building durable frontend foundations, and improving the product through customer feedback and iteration.

Responsibilities

• Own product outcomes. Take ambiguous problems from customer conversations through implementation, deployment, and iteration
• Build the core interfaces. Ship the experiences consultants and enterprise teams use to navigate complex implementations and work with AI agents
• Reason from UX back into implementation. Decide which interactions need to feel instantaneous, how state and data should flow, and when a problem calls for a better component, a different loading strategy, or a change to an API
• Design for real usage. Think through loading, empty, error, and recovery states; collaborate closely with design; treat accessibility as part of a complete experience
• Build durable foundations. Recognize reusable interaction patterns, design clear component APIs, and use composition and shared primitives to keep the product consistent as it grows
• Make the product feel fast. Reason about rendering, network requests, caching, prefetching, and feedback during longer operations — and measure whether changes actually help
• Work across boundaries. Reason about APIs, data models, and backend behavior when they affect the frontend, and make pragmatic build-vs-use calls
• Raise the team's bar. Work independently, communicate decisions clearly, and improve the experience of engineers building alongside you — including how the team uses AI-assisted workflows

Skills

• You've shipped and maintained complex interactive applications, and understand JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML and CSS, browser behavior, rendering, state management, and asynchronous data flow
• You think in terms of how people will actually use a feature, not just whether it works
• You combine customer feedback with analytics, performance monitoring, and session replay to identify friction and evaluate the impact of changes
• You ask questions, challenge assumptions, and care whether what you shipped actually helped, not just whether it shipped
• You know when to use an existing library, when custom implementation is worthwhile, and how to balance immediate delivery with longer-term maintainability
• Above all, you understand problems deeply, explore possible solutions, and make thoughtful trade-offs between user experience, engineering quality, speed, and complexity
• Experience building interfaces for AI-powered products, including workflows where users review, guide, or approve agent actions
• Experience evolving a component library or design system while continuing to ship product features
• Experience on a small team where you helped shape product and design decisions alongside engineering
• Familiarity with complex enterprise workflows or ecosystems such as SAP, Salesforce, ERP, or CRM

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