Frontend Product Engineer for a High-Performance DEX

Improbable; Dubai Emirate; On-site; AED 240,000 - 400,000; Full time

Job summary

Improbable is hiring a Product Engineer to own the frontend product experience for the DEX, shaping how it looks, feels and performs for traders.

You will influence product decisions, user experience and the direction of future products. You may be a founding engineer or an early product engineer who has helped build a trading product from the ground up.

What matters is owning real product decisions, shipping complex systems and understanding what traders expect from the products they use.

Qualifications

• Experience building or scaling a DEX or trading product.
• Proficiency in JavaScript/TypeScript with React and Next.js.
• Strong focus on frontend performance, accessibility and user experience.
• Demonstrated ownership and ability to drive product decisions.
• Ability to make sound decisions with incomplete information.
• Comfortable working in an urgent, early-stage team environment.

Responsibilities

• Define and own the frontend product vision for the DEX.
• Build fast, responsive and intuitive trading experiences.
• Turn designs and product ideas into reliable, high-quality features.
• Manage high-impact projects from concept to launch.
• Make thoughtful decisions about architecture, performance and scalability.
• Prototype quickly, validate ideas and strengthen valuable features.
• Collaborate with engineering, design and commercial teams to improve outcomes.

Skills

DEX/trading product experience

JS/TS, React, Next.js

Frontend performance & UX

Ownership & self-direction

Decision making with partial info

Ambitious early-stage teamwork

Job description

Improbable is hiring a Product Engineer to own the frontend product experience for the DEX, shaping how it looks, feels and performs for traders.

You will influence product decisions, user experience and the direction of future products. You may be a founding engineer or an early product engineer who has helped build a trading product from the ground up.

What matters is owning real product decisions, shipping complex systems and understanding what traders expect from the products they use.