Linear
Design Engineer (Web & Brand)
About this role
Linear seeks a Design Engineer to create beautiful, interactive web experiences and brand communications. You'll blend design sensibility with strong frontend engineering skills to build responsive websites, landing pages, and polished interactions that showcase Linear's product development platform.
What you'll do
- Build complex, interactive UI experiences for web and app platforms
- Create responsive websites, landing pages, and internal tools
- Implement creative animations and interactions using code
- Translate visual designs from Figma into production web experiences
- Communicate Linear's brand story through creative digital initiatives
- Collaborate with the Magic Team creative agency on internal projects
What they're looking for
- Frontend engineering (React, TypeScript)
- Web design and interaction design
- CSS animations and advanced interactions
- Figma design tool proficiency
- Responsive web development
- Agentic coding tools and AI-assisted development
- Prototyping and rapid iteration
- Visual design and creative taste
Benefits
- Competitive salary and equity with employee-friendly terms
- 5 weeks paid vacation
- 4 months paid parental leave
- Remote work flexibility with optional co-working space
- Paid lunch and coffee during work
- Regular team events and offsites
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Linear
Linear builds a product development platform used by thousands of companies, with a focus on AI-powered features and modern development workflows. The company is hiring full-stack engineers to build these capabilities and developer marketers to showcase their platform's AI and features through authentic, multi-format content.
- Website
- linear.app
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a complex interactive web experience you've built—what was your design and engineering approach?
- How do you approach translating Figma designs into performant, pixel-perfect web implementations?