Software Engineer (Frontend)

Greptile is revolutionizing code review with their AI-powered system that catches bugs and anti-patterns in pull requests with complete context of the codebase. As a trusted solution by hundreds of top software companies, Greptile helps teams merge PRs faster while preventing more bugs.

The role focuses on maintaining and enhancing Greptile's self-service dashboard, which hundreds of users interact with daily. This TypeScript-based web app is crucial as it's the primary interface where users configure AI settings, manage team access, track usage analytics, and customize their experience.

As a Frontend Software Engineer, you'll be working closely with the design team to ensure a fast, consistent, and beautiful user experience. You'll be responsible for building new features and maintaining existing ones in the dashboard, including the customer-facing analytics that help engineering leaders quantify Greptile's value.

The ideal candidate should have a Computer Science degree and at least one year of frontend/full-stack experience, with strong proficiency in JavaScript/TypeScript and ReactJS. You'll thrive in this role if you enjoy creating beautiful frontends, working on products used by thousands of developers, and prefer an in-office environment where you can collaborate with smart, passionate teammates.

The position offers an exciting opportunity to be part of a high-growth environment where you'll have significant impact on a product that's changing how developers work. The company culture embraces the excitement of rapid growth and values team members who can handle and grow from the occasional chaos that comes with scaling a successful product.

Working at Greptile means joining a team that's building something meaningful - a tool that's already trusted by over 800 companies for critical code review processes. If you're excited about creating intuitive interfaces that make complex AI tools accessible and effective for developers, this role offers the perfect blend of technical challenge and real-world impact.