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Inversion

Front-End Software Engineer II

Playa Vista, California, United States$101k–$160kmidAdded today

About this role

Inversion seeks a Front-End Software Engineer II to design and build UI/UX for simulation and test environments that support advanced reentry spacecraft systems. You'll develop high-performance interfaces for flight software integration, data visualization, and deployment workflows while collaborating with back-end engineers to enable rapid iteration across the engineering stack.

What you'll do

  • Design and maintain client-side logic for simulation workflows including HPC, software-in-the-loop, and hardware-in-the-loop testing
  • Develop and evolve the front-end tech stack to ensure performance and maintainability
  • Create front-end architecture balancing simplicity with flexibility
  • Build user interfaces for simulation configuration, management, and monitoring
  • Integrate front-end with back-end services to deliver seamless user experiences
  • Contribute to automatic resource provisioning and deployment systems for simulations

What they're looking for

  • Front-end or full-stack development (3+ years)
  • HTML/CSS
  • Front-end engineering best practices
  • Data visualization
  • UI/UX design
  • Back-end integration and API consumption
  • High-performance computing concepts
  • Testing environments (SIL/HIL)
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Inversion

Inversion develops advanced hypersonic reentry spacecraft and systems designed to deliver payloads globally in under an hour. The company is hiring Test Engineers, Simulation Engineers, and RF/Propulsion Systems Engineers to design and execute ground testing, flight testing, and simulation validation for their next-generation reentry vehicles.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience building high-performance web interfaces for complex data visualization or monitoring systems.
  • How have you approached front-end architecture decisions to balance simplicity with flexibility in past projects?
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