Senior Frontend Engineer

We’re Clover Security.

We’re building the future of product security. Our mission is to enable both humans and AI to build secure-by-design software, at scale, without slowing innovation.

We’re backed by $36M from Team8, Notable Capital, and SVCI, and trusted by multiple Fortune 500 companies.

But funding and logos don’t define us. People do.

Our About us page offers a real look at our culture, our values, and the people behind the product.

This is where you come in.

We’re looking for a Senior Frontend Engineer to shape how customers experience Clover - from first impression to daily workflows.

This role is for someone who cares about pixel-perfect UI, high quality, and moving fast - without cutting corners. You’ll own major parts of the product, work closely with design, and ship features that are both elegant and reliable.

Requirements:

What You’ll Do

• Build scalable, production-grade web experiences that set a high bar for UX, quality, and performance.
• Take features end-to-end: clarify requirements, design the UI/architecture, implement, test, ship, monitor, iterate.
• Drive frontend architecture: component patterns, state management, performance, DX, and maintainability.
• Collaborate tightly with Product, Design, and Backend to deliver cohesive experiences and fast iterations.
• Raise the bar: improve UI consistency, quality practices, and velocity through good engineering.
  
  

• 5+ years building modern SaaS web apps, with deep experience in React + TypeScript.
• Strong engineering fundamentals: clean code, scalable UI architecture, thoughtful tradeoffs.
• High standards for pixel-perfect UI, accessibility, and user experience.
• Proven ability to move fast in ambiguous environments and still deliver high quality.
• Product mindset: you think in outcomes, not just tickets.
• Next.js experience (a plus)
• Experience with design systems / Storybook (a plus)
• Strong performance / debugging skills - profiling, bundling, rendering, network (a plus)
• Familiarity with testing practices (unit/e2e) and CI (a plus)