Frontend Product Engineer for Hardware AI Platform

Nominal; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 179,000 - 260,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision coverage

Unlimited PTO

Professional development stipend

In‑office hardware lab

Annual company retreat

Wellness stipend

401(k)

Job summary

Nominal is hiring a Product Engineer, Engineering Applications to shape product surfaces at the hardware-software intersection. You’ll prototype quickly, ship to real engineers, and turn good ideas into polished tools that improve how hardware is built and tested.

You’ll work at the crossroads of product, design, and engineering, owning features from concept to customer use, while collaborating across the stack to ensure reliability and performance.

Qualifications

• 2+ years building and shipping software products with strong frontend ownership.
• Strong experience with TypeScript, React, and frontend architecture.
• Ability to prototype, iterate, and turn ambiguity into usable features.
• Product sense and collaboration across design, product, and engineering.

Responsibilities

• Prototype, learn, and ship ideas by putting them in front of users early.
• Own product decisions in your area with design and engineering partners.
• Make complex workflows intuitive for engineers and technicians.
• Build across the stack with React, TS, and modern web tech.
• Observe users, gather feedback, and improve the product continuously.

Skills

Frontend development

TypeScript

React

Product ownership

AI-powered features

Full-stack understanding

Systems thinking

Prototyping

User-centered design

Education

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

Tools

React tooling

API integration

Job description

Nominal is hiring a Product Engineer, Engineering Applications to shape product surfaces at the hardware-software intersection. You’ll prototype quickly, ship to real engineers, and turn good ideas into polished tools that improve how hardware is built and tested.

You’ll work at the crossroads of product, design, and engineering, owning features from concept to customer use, while collaborating across the stack to ensure reliability and performance.