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Funda is looking for a Frontend Engineer to help build high‑quality interfaces used by millions of home seekers. You’ll work with designers, PMs and backend engineers in a Scrum setting to ship performant features and improvements.
You’ll own performance, participate in architecture decisions, and help maintain our component library and AppShell while continuously learning and sharing knowledge within the frontend guild.
Sure, you're a Frontend Engineer, but you're also someone who sees the bigger picture. You’re creative, precise and know your way around frameworks like Vue and Nuxt. You don’t consider yourself a full-stack engineer, but you're more than capable of holding your own in technical discussions about API schemas or broader architectural decisions. Sound familiar? Then you might just be the person we're looking for.
You might start your morning by finalising a pull request that improves SSR performance on our homepage, to ensure the page stays lightning fast, even during peak traffic. After a quick check-in with another Frontend Engineer, you join a discussion about an upcoming A/B test for a new filter feature. You align on technical direction, then jump into a fix for a small UI bug at a specific breakpoint. There’s always time for lunch and afterwards you jump right into a review of a few PRs.
At Funda, you write quality code that directly impacts millions of users looking for their next home. So we are searching for someone who has these superpowers:
Want to know how we work? Check our engineering blog to read how experiments improved our team’s processes.
You’ll be part of a cross-functional product team (5–8 people) working closely with designers, product managers, backend engineers and QA. You’ll also regularly collaborate with the broader frontend team to maintain shared packages and shape frontend strategy across Funda.
Working at Funda is very rewarding! You work with a team of passionate people on a modern tech stack. The features you build are used by millions of people, and together with the frontend team you have the space to work on the architecture. There’s always something interesting to dive into!
Curious what that looks like in practice? Check out our blogpost on launching the multiple saved search feature.