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Analog in Abu Dhabi is seeking a senior frontend developer to turn ideas into shipped, responsive interfaces across platforms. You will own the end‑to‑end user experience, working closely with designers and backend engineers to deliver cohesive, pixel‑perfect applications.
Expect to optimize performance, write clean code, and contribute to frontend strategy. This role is based in‑person in Abu Dhabi and offers an opportunity to work with a compact, international team around deployed robots and
We're building the connective tissue between humans, cities, and technology: robots on the ground, live spatial intelligence, an AI companion with memory, holographic sports experiences that didn't exist a year ago. None of it works without a frontend that feels as alive as the ideas behind it, and that's where you come in.
We need a senior frontend developer who can take intuitive, responsive interfaces from idea to shipped product, and who gets real satisfaction from the details that make something feel effortless to use. As our product surface grows across platforms, we need someone who can own that experience end to end, not just execute a spec.
Engineering here is flat: no layers between you and the decision, no waiting on a chain of approvals to ship something good. You'll work in person in Abu Dhabi, alongside a small, genuinely international team, often a short walk from robots that are actually deployed and being tested. What you build will be felt immediately, by real users, on real products.
Nice to have: TypeScript, testing frameworks (Jest, Cypress), experience in Agile/Scrum environments, familiarity with Figma or Sketch, a solid sense of SEO and performance fundamentals.
This isn't a role for someone who wants a spec handed to them and nothing more, or who'd rather manage the work than build it. If you need a lot of process and structure to do your best work, or you're looking for a remote 9-to-5, this probably isn't the fit.