Senior Front-End Product Engineer — Remote, Own & Ship Features

Vuejobs; San Francisco, Northern (CA, KY); Hybrid; USD 140,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

Turbine One is a frontline perception company delivering decision advantage and stronger force protection for customers who rely on timely, high-quality intelligence. We are a small, autonomous startup backed by defense-focused venture capitalists and operate with a fully remote team.

We are seeking an experienced product engineer to shape product direction, working closely with leadership, design, and product management to decide what gets built, how it gets built, and how it serves

Qualifications

• 8+ years in Product Engineering or Front End client development.
• Experience with reactive frameworks (Vue, React, Unity).
• Experience with Golang and MongoDB.
• Experience with API design and REST/GraphQL best practices.
• Ability to navigate ambiguity and work cross-functionally.
• Involvement in technical design reviews and engineering leadership.
• Defense, military intelligence, security, or regulated environments is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Deliver product experiences built on T1 AI and Networking platforms for Intelligence and Security staff worldwide.
• Collaborate with Design and Product Management on feature design and delivery schedules.
• Act as a product owner and actively shape the direction of code and features.
• Build and innovate on frontend architecture and design systems with Vue 3 and a Golang backend.

Skills

Vue.js

Golang

MongoDB

APIs (REST GraphQL)

Tools

Git

CI/CD

GraphQL tooling

Job description

Turbine One is a frontline perception company delivering decision advantage and stronger force protection for customers who rely on timely, high-quality intelligence. We are a small, autonomous startup backed by defense-focused venture capitalists and operate with a fully remote team.

We are seeking an experienced product engineer to shape product direction, working closely with leadership, design, and product management to decide what gets built, how it gets built, and how it serves