Senior Frontend Engineer (External Product)

Packfleet is revolutionizing the UK delivery landscape by providing cutting-edge delivery solutions for independent businesses. As a Senior Frontend Engineer on the External Product team, you'll be at the forefront of developing products that power the entire delivery journey.

The role offers a unique opportunity to work on fully-featured shipment management tools and industry-leading live-tracking experiences. Since 2021, Packfleet has built robust systems integrating directly with merchants' stores, providing comprehensive delivery visibility. You'll lead the development of external-facing products as the company expands nationwide.

Working in a hybrid environment from their Bermondsey, London office, you'll collaborate with a talented team from companies like Monzo, Citymapper, SkyScanner, Apple, and Amazon. The technology stack is modern and forward-thinking, including NextJS, React Native, GraphQL, TypeScript, NodeJS, and Rust, all running on cutting-edge cloud infrastructure.

The engineering culture at Packfleet is ownership-driven, without traditional product managers. Engineers and designers work collaboratively, making quick decisions and deploying multiple times daily. You'll have significant input into product direction and development approaches, with the opportunity to impact the entire company.

The role offers competitive compensation (£90,000 - £120,000) plus equity, comprehensive benefits including health insurance, mental health support, and a generous learning budget. The company strongly values diversity and encourages applications from underrepresented groups, offering visa sponsorship for international candidates.

This position is ideal for experienced frontend engineers who thrive in dynamic environments, value craftsmanship in UI development, and want to contribute to building a revolutionary delivery platform. You'll not only code but also gain hands-on experience with the operational side of the business, ensuring solutions are grounded in real-world needs.