Sustainability jobs in United States

Long term: Our mission is to make modern automation tools accessible to every farm on the planet.

Right now: We build modern irrigation automation for every grower. We do that by building and deploying intelligent devices to automate farm infrastructure for irrigation, fertilization, and other operations along with the software to scalably manage it all.

You might think this is surely a solved problem. As it turns out, it isn’t even close. Especially not at the scale our customers, the world’s largest food brands, operate at. And that’s where you come in.

• Cloud host: Google Cloud Platform (Cloud Run, Cloud Build, Cloud Storage)
• Databases: MongoDB, TimescaleDB (PostgreSQL-based)
• Backend: TypeScript, NodeJS, Express, Mongoose/Typegoose, Jest, Prisma
• Frontend: TypeScript, React, PixiJS, Leaflet, Material UI (deprecating), Coss UI, TailwindCSS
• DevOps: Nx, pnpm, OpenTofu, Docker, Github Actions

You'll play a crucial role in shaping our frontend systems during a critical growth period for the company. We’re in the middle of overhauling and modernizing our frontend to lay the groundwork for exciting new features like advanced data visualization and AI integrations. You’ll work alongside our team to help build that solid foundation and then leverage it to create dynamic, visually-compelling features and tools that empower our growers. You’ll take ownership of complex features from design to deployment and be a key technical voice in helping shape the next generation of our frontend.

• Help overhaul and modernize our component library, design system, and general frontend architecture
• Develop improvements and fixes to existing features
• Develop complex new features end-to-end (e.g. upcoming Map and Data Visualization features)
• Decide how to balance ideal solutions with practical constraints
• Collaborate with other teams to translate requirements and Figma designs into responsive and intuitive interfaces
• Make intelligent design decisions when necessary
• Recommend and champion best practices in frontend engineering with a focus on scalability and maintainability
• Write high-quality, maintainable code while providing technical leadership to others on the team
• Work independently with high autonomy and ownership in a dynamic startup environment. Don’t worry—we don’t work in a pressure cooker. But you’ll need to adapt, take initiative, and create structure where it’s missing.
• Participate in scoping tickets, projects, and larger initiatives

You are:

• Experienced in building frontend production apps at scale
• Very proficient in TypeScript with React and its core principles of functional, component-driven development
• Experienced with React’s ecosystem including UI component libraries, styling frameworks, and API and state management libraries
• Thoughtful with a good eye for UX, usability, and intuitive interaction patterns
• A pragmatic builder who knows the value of early feedback, demos, and rapid iteration
• A collaborative leader who can guide technical decisions while remaining open to feedback
• An excellent team communicator both offline and online

You must:

• Have formal education in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or a related field (or equivalent experience)
• Be able to work in-person in Vancouver, BC

• Proven track record of designing and implementing scalable frontend architecture
• Strong background in:
• Establishing the foundations of a modern React app
• Understanding and evaluating a variety of approaches and tools
• System modularization and technical debt management
• Migration strategies for evolving architectures
• Experience with our stack
• Experience with Map and Data Visualization tools
• Interest and/or experience in the agriculture/sustainability industry
• Past experience with high-growth startups

• Annual salary of $130,000 to $150,000
• Stock options package
• Equipment budget for your workspace setup
• Comprehensive health benefits (dental, vision, mental health, and more)

• Flexible time-off policy
• Minimum 3 weeks vacation
• Additional 2-week company holiday at the end of the year
• Hybrid work (in-office M-W-F)
• Flexible hours

• Chance to shape a fast-growing startup and transform the agriculture industry
• Engineering leadership
• Travel opportunities to visit growers at their operations

• Bi-weekly company paid lunches
• Quarterly team social events
• Kitchen stocked with snacks and drinks (everyone gets a say in the monthly order!)
• Life in Vancouver—one of the world\'s most livable cities with incredible access to nature and activities

Below is an overview of what the process will generally look like so you know what to expect. The exact structure and details may change.

1. Application submission
2. Screening Call (non-technical; ~20 minutes)
3. Technical Assessment (asynchronous; <2 hours)
4. Live Interview (remote; coding, architecture discussion, and conversation; ~3 hours)
5. Team Fit Interview (ideally in-person; non-technical; meeting the team; ~3 hours)
6. Offer