Frontend Engineer: Rust Dashboards & Internal Tools

Filetwigbay; Tacoma (WA); On-site; USD 87,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Twitter's technology team in Tacoma is hiring a Frontend Developer who will own projects and deliver real results. You’ll work on data-driven tooling and dashboards, write clean, scalable code, and help ensure reliability across environments.

The role offers a salary range of $87,000 – $125,000 alongside comprehensive benefits. Join a development culture that rewards curiosity, mentorship, and ownership, with opportunities to improve legacy modules and contribute to product decisions alongside

Qualifications

• Solid Python grounding and Jest experience.
• Proven mentoring or support of mid-level teammates.
• Ability to take ownership of projects.
• Judgment on when to elevate issues or absorb tasks.
• Strong stakeholder communication skills.
• Track record of improving technology processes.

Responsibilities

• Wrangle Rust config across environments so Tacoma staging mirrors production
• Own data integrity across Twitter's Swift stores so Tacoma numbers never lie
• Design, build, and maintain reliable backend services using Rust and Process Improvement
• Reach into legacy Multitasking modules and leave them cleaner than you found them
• Write clean, well-tested code that scales with Twitter's growing user base
• Build Rust dashboards so Twitter's technology team stops asking engineers for numbers
• Build internal tooling that improves developer productivity and velocity

Skills

Python

Jest

Mentoring

Ownership

Stakeholder communication

Process improvement

Job description

Twitter's technology team in Tacoma is hiring a Frontend Developer who will own projects and deliver real results. You’ll work on data-driven tooling and dashboards, write clean, scalable code, and help ensure reliability across environments.

The role offers a salary range of $87,000 – $125,000 alongside comprehensive benefits. Join a development culture that rewards curiosity, mentorship, and ownership, with opportunities to improve legacy modules and contribute to product decisions alongside