About the Role
We're hiring a Senior Frontend Engineer to help build the software layer behind our fiber networks. Our platform lets subscribers manage their internet service, switch between ISPs on our open-access network, and interact with the tools that power modernized utilities in their community. You'll work primarily in Ember.js, with ReactJS in the mix, building interfaces that real people rely on for something as essential as their home internet.
About the Firm
We're not just laying fiber — we're building the technology layer that makes an open-access network actually work: unified billing, ISP switching, and a cybersecure foundation communities can build on for water, energy, and beyond. We've taken on the capital-intensive, unglamorous work of physically connecting communities that incumbents have ignored for years, and we've built the software to make that investment pay off for the people who live there.
Key Responsibilities
- Design, build, and ship customer- and partner-facing features across our Ember.js and React codebases
- Partner closely with product and design to translate community and subscriber needs into working software
- Own frontend architecture decisions that scale as we expand into new markets
- Write clean, maintainable, well-tested code and help raise the bar on frontend engineering practices across the team
- Collaborate with backend and platform engineers to build a resilient, secure experience for subscribers and ISP partners alike
Qualifications
- Strong hands-on experience with Ember.js and/or ReactJS in production environments
- Track record of owning frontend features end-to-end, from architecture through shipping
- Comfort working in a fast-moving, infrastructure-heavy business where the software supports something physical and mission-critical
- Strong communication skills and the ability to work cross-functionally with product, design, and backend teams
What We Offer
- $160,000–$180,000 base salary
- The chance to build software that directly expands internet access for underserved communities
- A seat on a team combining network engineering, software, and public policy to solve a problem that actually matters