Frontend-Focused Full-Stack Engineer for Studio Editor

Elevenlabs; Braga; On-site; EUR 60,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Discretionary learning stipend

Annual offsite

Co-working stipend

Growth paths

Discretionary travel

Job summary

ElevenLabs in Braga, Portugal, invites a frontend-leaning full-stack engineer to help build the Studio video editor toolkit. You’ll craft transitions, color grading, and libraries on our in-house engine, and create presets to simplify effects for users.

You’ll work across greenfield features and polish existing editor capabilities, including enabling editors from Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro to rebind shortcuts in one step, owning features from proposal to launch.

Qualifications

• Strong frontend engineer who has built complex, interactive UIs.
• Some full-stack capability across the stack; backend depth not required.
• Evidence of product responsibility through side projects, OSS, or product-facing work.
• Thrives in a fast-moving, startup-style environment and takes ownership with minimal hand-holding.

Responsibilities

• You’ll build the tools that make Studio a video editor people want to live in, including transitions, color grading and elements libraries built on our in-house engine.
• You’ll also build presets so a user can get the effect they want without tweaking 20 individual controls.
• The work mixes greenfield features with polish on the existing editor, and enabling editors from Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro to rebind shortcuts in one step.
• You’ll write proposals, get fast feedback, and own features through launch, including the marketing moment.

Skills

Frontend development

Full-stack ability

Product-minded

Startup experience

Job description

ElevenLabs in Braga, Portugal, invites a frontend-leaning full-stack engineer to help build the Studio video editor toolkit. You’ll craft transitions, color grading, and libraries on our in-house engine, and create presets to simplify effects for users.

You’ll work across greenfield features and polish existing editor capabilities, including enabling editors from Premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro to rebind shortcuts in one step, owning features from proposal to launch.