Senior Front End Engineer →

MicroSignals, Inc.; Dover, Northern (DE, KY); Hybrid; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

MicroSignals, Inc. is seeking a frontend engineer to own the booking funnel and the traveler account area across 20+ markets and languages. You will collaborate directly with product and design, shipping features with speed and accessibility in mind.

You’ll focus on performance, conversion metrics, and edge cases on slow networks. Strong production frontend experience and attention to spacing and copy are required; autonomy is essential.

Qualifications

• Experience with modern front-end frameworks.
• Ability to ship features with minimal supervision.
• Strong eye for spacing and copy details.

Responsibilities

• Build and improve the booking funnel and customer area across 20+ markets and languages.
• Treat speed as a feature; ensure fast pages on mediocre phones and patchy wifi.
• Work closely with product and design; no intermediary layer.
• Collaborate and iterate with measurable impact on conversion and drop-off.
• Own quality: accessible markup, sensible tests, no broken states.

Skills

Front-end development

Performance optimization

Autonomy

Attention to detail

Job description

You'll own the interfaces travelers use to find and book flights: the funnel where clarity and speed decide whether someone trusts us with their trip, and the account area where they manage it afterwards.

What you'll do

• Build and improve the booking funnel and the customer area across 20+ markets and languages.
• Treat speed as a feature. Our pages must be fast on mediocre phones and patchy airport wifi.
• Work close to the numbers: conversion and drop-off are measured, and your work moves them.
• Collaborate directly with product and design. There is no layer between you and the decision.
• Own quality: accessible markup, sensible tests, no broken states.

What we look for

• Strong production experience with modern front-end development.
• An eye for detail: spacing, copy, loading states, the things users feel but never mention.
• Performance instincts and the discipline to keep things lean.
• You ship autonomously and ask forgiveness, not permission.
• Bonus: experience with high-traffic consumer funnels or e-commerce.