Baymard Institute is a leading, independent web usability research institution that conducts large-scale UX research studies. We share our findings through a bespoke B2B SaaS platform that serves 17,500+ brands, agencies, researchers, and UX designers across 80+ countries—including 71% of Fortune 500 e-commerce companies.
Baymard’s product suite includes:
A comprehensive Research Catalog featuring 700+ UX guidelines with 200,000+ design examples.
Innovative AI-driven offerings, like the UX-Ray website scanner.
A dedicated UX online learning platform.
Standard platform features include account management.
Baymard is a small organization: we are ~60 people in total, with 12 members in the product team, who value thoroughness, a scrappy approach, and continuous iteration. The team is 100% remote and fully distributed across America and Europe.
The UX Engineer at Baymard is a pivotal role, combining front-end engineering leadership with hands-on development. You will be a key player in a small, impactful team, contributing directly to products that inform and empower UX professionals worldwide. We value thoroughness, continuous improvement, and a collaborative spirit. If you’re passionate about front-end development in a fast-paced, iterative environment, we encourage you to apply!
In this key role, you will handle the front-end implementation of Baymard’s software products, working closely with our Engineering Lead (Brett Chalupa), design team, key stakeholders, and cross-functional teams like Research and Marketing. As UX Engineer, you will be responsible for shipping web applications, collaborating with back-end developers, and maintaining existing functionality.
This is a unique opportunity to shape the future of our product offerings. You are entering the organization at a critical time, when we are shifting from a digital content platform (past 5 years) to more of a SaaS tool (also a UX website scanner). You will be instrumental in a collaborative environment where we prioritize shipping quickly and iterating based on user needs.
Our tech stack consists of Next.js, TypeScript, Node.js, Tailwind, MySQL, and a legacy Ruby on Rails application.
Front-End Web App Development: Implement user interfaces from design specifications, improve the user experience of our web applications, and contribute to back-end development as needed for your projects, and optimize existing features for performance. This includes working with the Engineering Lead on technical strategy and goals.
Collaborate With Other Engineers: Work closely with the other engineers on defining and proliferating best practices and patterns. We’re in the process of consolidating our engineering efforts into a single monorepository, as well as training Ruby engineers in TypeScript, so your experience will be crucial in the success of this transition.
Excellent Front-End Developer: Talented front-end engineer capable of building robust web applications with minimal design input, experienced with modern web technologies, including recent experience with deploying React, Next.js, and Tailwind applications.
Eye for Design: Capable of making polished interfaces and improving on the UI and UX of projects without high fidelity designs
Comfortable with the Back-End: Clear understanding of how data flows through a web application and capable of reading and writing data in a performant and secure manner. While not a full-stack role with expectations of architecting complex systems, being able to interact with data stores is a must.
Resourceful & Adaptable: Experience working in small to medium-sized organizations that operate scrappily with limited resources.
Organized & Detail-Oriented: Well-organized with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
Interest in and experience with implementing AI to improve processes.
Experience building and maintaining an internal design system of components.
Design experience, including proficiency in using design tools to communicate ideas.
Location: 100% remote, full-time position, from Europe or the US. (Be mindful that the role requires daily overlap with team members in European and US time zones.)
Salary: In accordance with qualifications.
Start Date: Late 2025, but ideally as soon as possible.
Language: Fully proficient in written and spoken English.
Travel: Limited; expect only 1-3 weeks of travel each year (including the annual company retreat).
Company: Learn more about Baymard’s work culture and values here. Also, consider signing up for a free Baymard account to explore our product.
If you’re interested in this position, prepare the following:
A portfolio highlighting your best work (GitHub link if open source, a portfolio site, or a private link). (Required.)
A cover letter (1 page; PDF) describing how you fit the qualifications, your portfolio pieces, and why you are interested in the role. (Required.)
A resume (PDF) or a link to your LinkedIn profile. (Required.)
Send the above to [email protected].
(All applications and materials are treated confidentially.)
Deadline is September 28, 2025 (end of day).
(Applications are processed as they are received.)
Sincerely,
Brett Chalupa, Engineering Lead at Baymard Institute
This position is posted in accordance with Danish hiring legislation.