Notability
Engineer, Web Apps
San Francisco$120k–$175kfull-timemidAdded today
About this role
Join Notability to build the next generation of web-based learning tools. You'll develop features for collaborative note-taking and AI-powered study capabilities, working with React and TypeScript in a hybrid San Francisco environment.
What you'll do
- Build and ship stable, well-tested web features using React and TypeScript
- Communicate clearly through PRs, status updates, and collaborative problem-solving
- Drive projects to completion by handling ambiguity, edge cases, and feedback
- Tackle unfamiliar technical challenges across the web app stack
- Collaborate with teammates to balance product and technical needs
- Leverage AI coding tools daily to accelerate development
What they're looking for
- React and TypeScript
- Web fundamentals (browser, network, async, state management)
- AI coding tools (daily fluency)
- Code review and testing practices
- Clear written and verbal communication
- Problem-solving and independent ownership
- Redux or global state management (nice to have)
- Canvas/WebGL or rendering engines (nice to have)
Benefits
- Base salary $120,000–$175,000 plus bonuses and profit sharing
- Stock options equity awards
- Fully covered comprehensive healthcare
- Hybrid work with 2+ days onsite in downtown San Francisco
- Flexible scheduling and generous time-off policy
- Well-equipped office with adjustable desks and collaborative spaces
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Notability
Notability builds a learning platform with high-performance native applications for mobile devices. The company is hiring Android Engineers to develop complex features using modern technologies with a focus on quality code and user-centric design.
View all jobs at NotabilityLikely interview questions
- Tell us about a project you shipped—what technical challenges did you solve and how did you approach them?
- How do you use AI coding tools in your daily workflow, and what's an example of where they've accelerated your work?