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Harvey

Frontend Platform Engineer

San Francisco (Remote)$193.4k–$290kfulltimemidAdded today

About this role

Harvey is seeking a Frontend Platform Engineer to build and maintain shared frontend infrastructure, design systems, and developer tooling that powers the company's product applications. You'll focus on architecture, performance, and developer experience while partnering across engineering teams to drive adoption of platform systems.

What you'll do

  • Design and evolve shared frontend infrastructure including design systems and developer tooling
  • Improve frontend architecture for scalability, performance, and reliability
  • Enhance developer experience and engineering velocity across teams
  • Partner with product engineers to drive adoption of platform systems
  • Identify and reduce friction in the development lifecycle
  • Contribute to technical decisions that influence the broader engineering organization

What they're looking for

  • Large-scale frontend systems architecture
  • Design system development and maintenance
  • Frontend performance optimization
  • Developer tooling and infrastructure
  • Systems thinking and abstraction design
  • Cross-team technical influence and collaboration
  • JavaScript/TypeScript
  • Engineering velocity improvement
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Harvey

Harvey builds an AI-powered legal services platform that automates and streamlines legal workflows for corporate, in-house, transactional, and litigation teams. The company is hiring Legal Engineers with diverse practice backgrounds to bridge customers and product development, uncovering legal workflow challenges and shaping the platform's direction based on real-world legal work.

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Likely interview questions

  • Tell us about a time you built or significantly improved shared frontend infrastructure that multiple teams relied on—what was the impact?
  • How do you approach designing abstractions that balance developer experience with flexibility and scalability?
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