Senior Software Engineer - Platform UI Foundations (Remote)

Fetch; United States; On-site; USD 190,409 - 224,011; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

401k match

Medical, dental & vision benefits

Education reimbursement

Paid time off

Parental leave

Flexible remote work

Job summary

Fetch is seeking a Senior Software Engineer II for UI Foundations to join the platform team that connects backend services to web and mobile clients. The role focuses on fullstack platform tooling, dashboard generation, templating, and deployments, plus shared application patterns, auth modernization, testing capabilities, and AI-native developer workflows.

You’ll shape the internal developer platform that Fetch engineers use to build dashboards, generate TypeScript clients from service

Qualifications

• 8+ years of hands-on fullstack engineering experience in a medium to large engineering environment.
• Strong experience with TypeScript and modern application architecture.
• Hands-on work with SvelteKit, Svelte, or comparable modern frameworks, with the ability to understand framework strengths, limitations, and security considerations.
• Background building or maintaining internal tools, platform tooling, dashboards, shared systems, or developer-facing workflows.
• Strong understanding of integration patterns with backend services, APIs, generated clients, or service contracts.
• Hands-on work with testing tools such as Playwright, Vitest, or comparable frameworks.
• Familiarity with CI/CD systems, especially GitHub Actions or similar tooling.
• Ability to reason across application architecture, auth, deployment, testing, contracts, and maintainability.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to document systems clearly and enable other engineers through training or support.
• High degree of ownership and agency. Comfortable navigating ambiguity, identifying gaps, proposing solutions, and driving work through adoption.

Responsibilities

• Harden and evolve dashboard templates, scaffolding, tooling, deployment patterns, and shared configurations.
• Improve application security patterns, including Okta auth modernization, shared client ID remediation, and dashboard access-control patterns.
• Expand contract-driven development through service clients, dashboard templating, and code generation from OpenAPI/protobuf contracts.
• Support and improve existing internal dashboards across Fetch platform as standards mature.
• Build and maintain dashboard and service-integration golden paths that reduce friction for both human engineers and AI agents working in platform codebases.
• Partner with backend teams to ensure platform tooling depends on clear, reliable service contracts instead of one-off integrations.
• Help define and roll out integration testing patterns for internal dashboards, including CLI support, skills, CI/CD checks, and testing guidance.
• Create documentation, office hours, trainings, lunch‑and‑learns, and other enablement materials that help engineers adopt platform tools successfully.
• Survey and partner with internal dashboard users to understand pain points, adoption gaps, and opportunities to improve the developer workflow.
• Evaluate and integrate AI-assisted workflows that improve fullstack development, testing, maintainability, and developer feedback loops.
• Work across frontend, backend, mobile, security, and platform teams to align standards and improve the broader SDLC.

Skills

TypeScript

SvelteKit

Svelte

Internal tools

Developer workflows

Playwright

Vitest

GitHub Actions

API contracts

Tools

OpenAPI

Protobuf

Code generation

SDK design

Job description

Fetch is seeking a Senior Software Engineer II for UI Foundations to join the platform team that connects backend services to web and mobile clients. The role focuses on fullstack platform tooling, dashboard generation, templating, and deployments, plus shared application patterns, auth modernization, testing capabilities, and AI-native developer workflows.

You’ll shape the internal developer platform that Fetch engineers use to build dashboards, generate TypeScript clients from service