We are looking for a highly skilled Senior Frontend Developer to join our tech team.
As collaborative building is at the core of how we operate - not just within the engineering team but across all departments. We are developing a platform that offers an incredible opportunity to co-invest in the Private Equity sector. To achieve our vision, we need to establish both a premium brand and platform.
As our tech team continues to scale, you’ll wear many hats. Your responsibilities will include:
Collaborating closely with the team on product strategy, assessing the effort required for various features, and making key technical decisions
Supporting the overall decision-making process and the company’s sustained growth
Developing, deploying, and maintaining new features
Conducting code reviews and facilitating knowledge sharing within the team
Cap table engine: Build systems that track ownership across thousands of investors with cent-level precision
Multi-country compliance: Implement investor qualification rules and regulatory workflows across jurisdictions
Multi-asset platform: Extend the platform to support diverse asset classes and investment structures
Financial operations: Design robust workflows for complex financial transactions and fund operations
Real-time dashboards: Create high-performance investor platform with live portfolio valuations
Document automation: Generate legal documents (subscription agreements, shareholder reports) from dynamic templates
Security: Protect sensitive financial data with robust authentication, authorization, and encryption
We handle sensitive financial data, which presents us with unique challenges:
Precision at scale: Our engines compute fractional ownership across thousands of investors. Rounding errors must cascade correctly - we can’t lose or create cents.
Complex financial state machines: Financial operations involve coordinated updates across multiple entities and ledger entries. State transitions must be atomic and auditable.
Multi-jurisdiction compliance: Different countries have different regulatory requirements. The system must enforce these rules programmatically while remaining flexible.
Historical reconstruction: Auditors need to see data at any point in time. Our architecture supports point-in-time queries tied to specific operations.
Domain complexity: We model sophisticated financial instruments and multi-currency valuations—all with type safety.
Overall tech stack
Type Safety: 100% TypeScript across the entire stack (frontend, backend, shared libraries)
Quality Assurance:
Vitest for unit/integration testing
Playwright for E2E testing
Biome for linting and formatting
Zod for runtime validation at all system boundaries
Architecture:
pnpm workspace monorepo with Turborepo for build orchestration
Domain-Driven Design with 20+ shared domain libraries
Frontend (your focus):
Next.js (App Router) with React Server Components
Tailwind CSS with custom design tokens
Shadcn/Radix UI for accessible, composable components
Apollo Client with cache management and optimistic updates
React Hook Form for complex form handling
TanStack Table/Virtual for high-performance data grids
Storybook for component documentation and visual testing
Playwright for E2E testing
Backend (context):
GraphQL Yoga + Nexus (type-safe schema generation)
PostgreSQL & Redis
BullMQ for job queues
API Layer:
GraphQL (client-facing) with Apollo Client
REST (admin-facing) with Zod schemas
Cloud Infrastructure:
Google Cloud Platform (Cloud Run, GCS)
Container-based deployments
Observability:
Datadog for monitoring (browser + server)
Sentry for error tracking
AI Integration: OpenAnthropic-powered document analysis and data extraction pipelines
Domain-Driven Design: coherent domains with clear boundaries
Strict TypeScript: No any types, Zod validation at all boundaries
Observability-first: Datadog + OpenTelemetry + Sentry from day one
Code review culture: Every PR gets thoughtful review
AI-assisted development: We leverage AI tools (IDE assistants, PR review) to augment engineers while keeping humans in the loop for all decisions