Product Engineer - Frontend

What's Orchestra? Orchestra is an AI infrastructure company and we are the creators of Orchestra - the Control Plane for Data and AI. Data teams are overturning how they do their day-to-day. More people than ever want to use AI and Data to automate. But data teams still spend thousands of manual hours manually moving data, integrating tools, and firefighting ad-hoc requests. We’re solving that problem in massive enterprises like Experian and Octopus Energy, and are hiring for the team to scale our growth. Building the Orchestra platform was the first step, but our hardest challenges still lie ahead. If you're excited to solve some of AI’s biggest problems, build a generational company, and do it within a friendly, hard-working, talented, but humble team, then Orchestra is for you. Engineering at Orchestra We care deeply about our users, their pain points and experienceWe're a small team of generalists who embrace new challenges regularlyWe're united by our mission, focused execution, and speedWe deploy to production multiple times a day, every change goes through peer code review and automated CI before it ships, and we verify it in a live environment before releaseWe run a genuine continuous-improvement loop, not just a slogan: monthly retros, and we actively track our own lead time and deployment frequency, constantly asking whether the way we build could be faster or betterTech debt isn't an afterthought, every planning cycle guarantees at least one tech debt item gets worked Role Mission The mission of our Frontend Engineer is simple but critical: give customers a product experience that matches how good the platform is underneath. From the outset, you'll have real ownership over the core frontend, the interfaces our customers use every day to build, monitor and trust their data and AI workflows. The impact here is immediate, not something you'll wait months to find. You'll have access to the very best tools, work in an AI-native team that is continually pushing boundaries and work alongside an ambitious team of world-class engineers. What You'll Accomplish Own the core frontend: you'll build, maintain and design the interfaces our customers rely on every day: React and TypeScript, shipped to production multiple times a dayShip end-to-end: you'll drive features from idea through to production, not hand off design or QA to someone elseWork directly with customers: you'll sit close to the people using what you build, not just take a spec and disappearInfluence product direction: your read on what's clunky, what's missing, and what customers actually need will shape what we build nextGrow beyond frontend: this isn't a role that keeps you boxed in you'll pick up backend and infrastructure work over time, with the team's support, as your ownership expandsHelp shape how we build: as a small engineering team, you'll have a real say in our culture, our standards, and how we work, not just the code you ship Exceptional Candidates Have Demonstrated Real depth in React: you haven't just used React, you've hit its edges in production, made real architecture calls, and know why certain patterns exist rather than just following themProven impact through tangible work: whether self-taught or degree-educated, we value a portfolio of shipped projects and an active GitHub presence that demonstrates your ability to build and articulate complex technical solutions. We prioritize what you have created over where you studied.A bias to shipping: you know the difference between a fix that takes five minutes and a problem worth pausing on, and you don't gold-plate the former chasing an elegant solution nobody asked forComfort outside the frontend: you've worked in a cloud environment, and ideally you've dabbled in Python or backend work or you're genuinely hungry to learn moreA hunger to keep growing: frontend is where you're strongest today, not where you plan to stay forever - you want to pick up more of the stack as you goA commercial instinct: you understand that what you ship affects real customers, and you've built relationships with the people who use your work, not just shipped into a void