Luminary
Software Engineer - Frontend
About this role
Luminary seeks a frontend engineer to build AI-native interfaces for wealth transfer advisory services. You'll own frontend architecture, create complex diagramming tools and agent chat surfaces, and partner with design to deliver delightful interfaces for high-net-worth financial planning.
What you'll do
- Build AI-native interfaces including agent chat surfaces and ambient agent visibility layers
- Own frontend architecture covering component patterns, state management, performance, and shared primitives
- Design and implement complex entity structure diagrams with dozens of relationships
- Partner daily with product designers and Head of Design on UI/UX decisions
- Ensure attention to detail in empty states, loading behavior, and keyboard navigation
- Ship production code multiple times daily through CI/CD pipelines
What they're looking for
- Frontend development (4+ years experience)
- React or similar modern frontend frameworks
- Apollo Client and GraphQL state management
- Complex data visualization and diagramming
- TypeScript
- Component systems and design patterns
- Performance optimization
- UI/UX attention to detail
Benefits
- Remote or hybrid work (office in NYC near Bryant Park)
- Modern development tooling (Meticulous, Honeycomb, Temporal, PostHog, Braintrust)
- Engineers ship to production multiple times daily
- Direct customer engagement and business outcome ownership
- Collaboration with experienced product designers
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Luminary
Luminary builds AI-powered products and is seeking software engineers who combine technical expertise with a product-focused mindset to develop and enhance these solutions. The company values collaborative engineering teams and offers opportunities for engineers to directly influence product development.
View all jobs at LuminaryLikely interview questions
- Tell us about a complex frontend architecture you've owned—how did you approach component patterns and state management at scale?
- Describe your experience building data visualization or diagramming tools. How did you handle performance with large, interconnected datasets?