Frontend Software Engineer

Company: Doxel Inc.
Location: San Francisco
Posted on: May 20, 2025

Job Description:

Construction is the 2nd largest industry in the world (4x the size of SaaS!). But unlike software (with observability platforms such as AppDynamics and Datadog), construction teams lack automated feedback loops to help projects stay on schedule and on budget. Without this observability, construction wastes a whopping $3T per year because glitches aren't detected fast enough to recover.Doxel AI exists to bring computer vision to construction, so the industry can deliver what society needs to thrive. From hospitals to data centers, from foreman to VPs of construction, teams use Doxel to make better decisions every day. In fact, Doxel has contributed to the construction of the facilities that provide many of the products and services you use every day.We have LLM-driven automation, classic computer vision, deep learning ML object detection, a low-latency 3D web app, and a complex data pipeline powering it all in the background. We're building out new workflows, analytics dashboards, and forecasting engines. Join us in bringing AI to construction!We're at an exciting stage of scale as we build upon our growing market momentum. Our software is trusted by Shell Oil, Genentech, HCA healthcare, Kaiser, Turner, Layton and several others. Join us in bringing AI to construction!The RoleThe role of a Frontend Engineer has evolved. With the rise of local-first applications and WebAssembly (Wasm), the boundary between backend and frontend has blurred. Traditional data processing and analytics, once confined to server infrastructure, have now extended into the browser analytically with DuckDb, and visually with . This shift enables powerful, low-latency computation directly on the client, transforming how we architect and optimize systems.Our frontend team is responsible for creating high-performance, interactive experiences that empower construction teams to make real-time decisions. You will work on architecting and implementing complex UI components, optimizing rendering performance, and seamlessly integrating our frontend applications with data from a client-side DuckDb database, backend APIs, and real-time data pipelines. You'll push the boundaries of what's possible with modern web technologies, working closely with designers, backend engineers, and data scientists to craft intuitive, scalable, and visually compelling applications.As Doxel scales, we need to build interfaces that not only handle massive datasets but also deliver a seamless, highly responsive user experience. You will play a critical role in optimizing the UI for performance, ensuring robust state management, and enabling users to visualize and collaborate with scenes, analytics dashboards, and AI-driven insights. You take pride in deeply understanding user workflows, anticipate their needs, and design interfaces that are both powerful and easy to use.Who You AreYou are a problem-solver who thrives on tackling complex challenges with precision and pragmatism. You take ownership of your work, ensuring every solution is correct, maintainable, and crafted with a deep understanding of user experience. You care about intuitive design, seamless interactions, and building interfaces that feel effortless. You anticipate edge cases, refine your craft relentlessly, and stay curious, always pushing yourself to improve. You seek feedback, collaborate effectively, and take pride in delivering mission-critical software that is technically sound, visually polished, and deeply impactful.What You'll Do

• Build high-performance construction analytics tools with and , enabling users to visualize and interact with complex 3D models and real-time data.
• Ensure seamless API integration with backend services for real-time data streaming and efficient processing of construction insights.
• Improve rendering performance and UI responsiveness to handle complex geospatial data and AI-driven predictions.
• Demand a high bar for code quality, test coverage, and usability to ensure stability and reliability.
• Work closely with product managers and industry professionals to translate construction workflows into seamless user experiences.
• Continuously refine and enhance user interfaces based on customer feedback and evolving business needs.What You'll Bring to the Team
  • 2+ years of frontend development experience in complex, fast-paced software environments, tackling large-scale data visualization and real-time analytics challenges.
  • Proficiency in modern frontend frameworks like , React, or Angular.
  • Experience with or for server-side rendering and optimized frontend performance.
  • Strong knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and best practices for web development, with a deep understanding of CS fundamentals, data structures, and problem-solving techniques.
  • Strong communication skills to collaborate with cross-functional teams and translate requirements into seamless user experiences.
  • Experience with WebGL frameworks like or is a plus.
  • Familiarity with Wasm or backend development (Rust, C++, Python, SQL) is a plus.
  • Comfortable working with data visualization tools such as Tableau, Looker, or Metabase.
  • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or a related technical field.The base pay range for this position is $150,000 - $180,000. Pay is based on factors such as location, skill level, qualifications, competencies, and overall experience. Options may be included as an additional part of the package.Doxel also provides comprehensive health/dental/vision benefits for employees and their families, an Unlimited PTO policy, a 401(k) program, and a flexible work environment among other benefits. Doxel is an equal opportunity employer and actively seeks diversity at our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.
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