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React + Next Program Manager

Austin, TX · On-site

$127K - $165K/yr

Technical partnership in a Next.js + headless CMS environment Participate in architectural discussions involving rendering strategies (SSR, SSG, ISR), routing, caching, and performance optimization.

Software Engineer, Sr

Austin, TX · On-site

$121K - $160K/yr

Our platform pairs a React/Next.js frontend with a WordPress + WPGraphQL backend, supported by persisted GraphQL queries and a multi-layered caching architecture. In this role, you'll help strengthen ...

Sr. Front End Engineer

Austin, TX · On-site

$120K - $140K/yr

What you will do... • Develop and maintain scalable and responsive user interfaces using React, Next.js, and React Native. • Collaborate with designers, product managers, and backend engineers to ...

Senior Frontend Engineer - AI Platform

Austin, TX · On-site

$121K - $167K/yr

We have an established technical direction and a modern stack (including Next.js), and we need a seasoned developer who can jump in, contribute high-quality code, and offer smart perspectives on how ...

Responsibilities : • Own basepowercompany.com end-to-end: architecture, design, copy, and performance. • Build and ship pages in Next.js, React, and Tailwind: landing pages, campaign pages ...

Responsibilities : • Own basepowercompany.com end-to-end: architecture, design, copy, and performance. • Build and ship pages in Next.js, React, and Tailwind: landing pages, campaign pages ...

Meaningful experience building production web apps withTypeScript / React / Next.js and Postgres (impact > exact years). * Ability to design clean DB schemas, write performant queries, and reason ...

Senior Software Engineer

Austin, TX · On-site

$121K - $160K/yr

You will work across the product surface: from polished user-facing workflows in Next.js to durable backend services, database models, integrations, and operational tooling. You will build software ...

Software Engineer, Sr

Austin, TX · On-site

$121K - $160K/yr

Our platform pairs a React/Next.js frontend with a WordPress + WPGraphQL backend, supported by persisted GraphQL queries and a multi-layered caching architecture. In this role, you'll help strengthen ...

WHAT YOU WILL DO - Build and maintain full-stack features across the frontend using React, Next.js, and TypeScript. - Develop backend services using Node.js, PostgreSQL, and RPC-based architectures ...

Experience with Next.js or other React frameworks. * Knowledge of microservices architecture and event-driven systems (Kafka, RabbitMQ). * Cloud platform experience (AWS preferred) and ...

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React + Next Program Manager

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Austin, TX • On-site

$127K - $165K/yr

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Job description

What you’ll do:
Program leadership for web experience delivery
Drive end‑to‑end execution of initiatives that span the CMS, design system, and Next.js application layers.
Translate business and content requirements into structured technical initiatives with clear milestones and measurable outcomes.
Coordinate across engineering, design, content strategy, SEO, and marketing to ensure cohesive delivery.
Manage dependencies across CMS schema changes, API integrations, front‑end components, and deployment workflows.
Identify risks related to content migrations, breaking API changes, caching strategies, and release timing.
Technical partnership in a Next.js + headless CMS environment
Participate in architectural discussions involving rendering strategies (SSR, SSG, ISR), routing, caching, and performance optimization.
Understand CMS content modeling, API querying models (REST/GROG/GraphQL), and integration patterns well enough to challenge assumptions and unblock teams.
Collaborate with engineering leads to ensure front‑end and CMS changes align with long‑term platform direction.
Use analytics, Core Web Vitals, A/B testing data, and telemetry to guide prioritization and measure success.
Support teams in adopting best practices for accessibility, SEO, and performance.
Communication and stakeholder alignment
Produce clear written communication: program briefs, status updates, migration plans, and decision records.
Ability to translate business and product requirements into structured delivery plans, epics, and tickets in Jira.
Simplify complex technical issues—such as rendering tradeoffs or CMS schema impacts—for non‑technical stakeholders.
Align engineering, design, and content teams around timelines, expectations, and quality standards.
Facilitate decision‑making around content workflows, release processes, and cross‑team dependencies.
Operational excellence for web platforms
Coordinate postmortems for production issues, including rendering failures, broken content, or CMS outages, and drive long‑term fixes.
Improve processes around content publishing, preview environments, QA workflows, and deployment pipelines.
Champion performance, reliability, and accessibility as core pillars of the web experience.
Promote consistent use of design systems, component libraries, and CMS governance.