Senior Frontend Engineer

Level is a modern RMM platform built around real-time data, automation, and an uncompromising focus on UX. We're profitable, growing, and shipping fast with a small team. Our platform manages devices across thousands of organizations. We're hiring because there's more to build than one frontend developer can handle.

You'll be the second UI developer on the product. The surface area is large, the problems are complex, and the pace is fast. You'll work on peer-to-peer remote control, a powerful automation engine, and an AI-powered virtual technician we're bringing to market this year. We need someone who can carry that weight, not someone looking for a place to settle in.

What you'll work on

Level isn't a CRUD app.

• Scale — Our platform manages a distributed network of user devices. You'll build interfaces that surface real-time data across that network reliably and fast.
• Real-time remote control — WebRTC peer-to-peer connections that let users manage devices with low latency across unpredictable networks.
• Automation — A visual engine that lets IT teams build complex, multi-step workflows. The kind of UI that's easy to use and hard to build.
• AI virtual technician — A new feature we're building this year. You'll help shape and ship the interface from the ground up.
• Everything else — This is a small company. You'll touch dashboards, data visualization, forms, real-time updates, and things we haven't thought of yet.

Who you are

• You have deep, senior-level JavaScript and frontend experience.
• You use AI tools extensively — Codex, Claude, or whatever works — and you've spent real time figuring out how to get the most out of them. You also know when the output is wrong and can fix it. AI makes experienced developers faster. It doesn't replace the experience.
• You're a builder. You want to shape the product, not just execute a list of tasks someone else defined.
• You don't need to be managed. You see what needs to happen and you make it happen.
• You've worked with TypeScript, React, Next.js, and GraphQL. If you haven't used all of them, you're the kind of person who picks things up fast because you understand the fundamentals.

Why you might want this job

• The problems are genuinely hard — real-time systems, peer-to-peer connections, complex UIs on top of a large, distributed device network.
• You'll have enormous ownership. There are no layers between you and the product.
• We're profitable and growing. This isn't a company burning through runway hoping for a miracle.
• Small team, no bureaucracy. When you ship something, it's in front of customers immediately.

Why you might not

• We're a small team. There's no one to hand things off to and no one to share the load with when it's heavy.
• We move fast and expect you to keep up. If you're used to spending months on a single feature, this will feel different.
• You'll own the entire frontend surface area alongside one other developer. If you want to specialize in one corner, this isn't the role.
• You'll context-switch. A lot. You might fix a gnarly WebRTC bug in the morning and build a new dashboard view in the afternoon.
• We rely heavily on async communication. You need to write clearly and work effectively without waiting to be told what's next.

Details

• Compensation: $180,000 USD
• Location: Fully remote. Level is based in the US. International candidates are welcome — we require at least 5 hours of overlap with US Eastern time (9am–5pm ET).
• Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision insurance (US employees). Hardware, software, and books — whatever you need to do your job.

How to apply

Apply at https://tally.so/r/ODAKrA

Tell us why you're interested in Level and this role specifically. We value clear, thoughtful communication.

For questions reach out to [email protected].

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