PermitFlow
Design Systems Engineer
About this role
PermitFlow is seeking a Design System Engineer to oversee the development and maintenance of its React component library, playing a crucial role in ensuring consistency and quality across its products. You'll collaborate with designers to create production-ready components while managing the component library's roadmap and standards.
What you'll do
- Lead the development of the React component library
- Build and document components in accordance with Atomic Design
- Define standards for API contracts and design tokens
- Review PRs for quality and consistency
- Collaborate with designers to translate specs into components
- Manage visual regression testing and documentation
What they're looking for
- Strong knowledge of React and TypeScript
- Experience with design systems and component libraries
- Attention to visual and interaction design
- Collaboration with product designers
- Familiarity with Figma and Storybook
- Strong written communication skills
- Experience with Tailwind CSS
- Understanding of accessibility standards
Benefits
- Hybrid work schedule (3 days in office)
- Opportunity to influence product development
- Work with a leading AI infrastructure company
- Join a team backed by top-tier investors
- Engage in a fast-moving and innovative environment
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PermitFlow
PermitFlow builds AI-driven software solutions that streamline permitting and pre-construction workflows in the construction industry. The company is hiring engineers across design systems, full-stack development, applied AI, customer deployment, and analytics to enhance its platform's capabilities and user experiences.
- Website
- permitflow.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a design system or component library you've built or significantly contributed to. What were the biggest technical or organizational challenges you faced, and how did you solve them?
- Tell us about a time you had to negotiate a tradeoff between design fidelity and engineering practicality. How did you approach the conversation with designers, and what was the outcome?