Principal Frontend Engineer

Lookahead Search — Australia · Posted ~2 hours ago

Lead Full-time

Skills

React TypeScript Redux Frontend architecture

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Summary ✨ AI‑Generated

A principal frontend engineering role responsible for defining architecture standards, leading technical direction, and building high-performance interfaces for complex applications.

Highlights

Own frontend architecture direction while continuing hands-on development on complex data-intensive applications.

Description

Take frontend architecture off the CTO and own it, on a product where real time collaboration meets very large datasets. The role This company builds planning and analytics software used by global apparel and retail brands to decide what they make, buy and range each season. Engineering is seven people, five of them on the frontend and all mid to senior. There is no frontend technical leadership today, so the CTO is carrying it. You would own direction for the React and Redux codebase while still shipping code. Near term work includes folding a standalone product back into the main app and rebuilding the forecasting engine so it scales. About you You have owned client side state and rendering architecture at data density: collaborative editing, virtualised grids, or datasets in the hundreds of thousands of rows5+ years React and TypeScript, commercial Redux, and real opinions about store architectureStill writing production code, and you want to keep it that wayYou have set standards across a team of peers, code review, testing or delivery practice, and made them stickYou work directly with product and design rather than taking ticketsSydney based with full working rights The offer 50/50 hybrid working in Sydney after initial onboardingPermanent, with technical ownership at principal level.A team small enough that your decisions show up in the product quicklyAI tooling is used across the team, with clear rules, and never at the expense of qualityTight‑knit engineering group that values thoughtful engineering, learning and collaboration