Frontend Engineer

About Roslin

Roslin is a product development company that builds and supports mobility management platforms for US-based healthcare transportation firms. Our software powers ground transportation operations across the United States - moving millions of passengers every year through dispatch systems, driver apps, passenger booking platforms, and back-office solutions.

100+ engineers. 10+ shipped products. Long-term partnerships, not projects.

Why This Role Exists

We need a frontend engineer who ships fast without sacrificing quality. Someone who treats AI as a multiplier - not a crutch. Who can take a Figma file and deliver a pixel-perfect, functional UI before anyone expected it. And when there's no design? Someone with enough product sense to fill the gaps and improve the experience anyway.

You'll build dashboards and operational UIs for our healthcare transportation platform: dispatcher tools, admin panels, and features that help manage thousands of rides daily.

This is a solo frontend role with high ownership. You'll collaborate with PMs, designers, and backend engineers - but the frontend is yours.

What You'll Do

Build & Ship

• Build and maintain UIs for dispatcher dashboards, admin panels, and operational features
• Translate Figma designs into clean, functional React components
• Integrate with backend APIs (REST, gRPC)
• Ensure UI flows are intuitive, responsive, and performant

Own & Improve

• Maintain frontend codebase: dependency updates, package conflicts, technical debt
• Write clean, typed, maintainable TypeScript
• Write tests with Playwright to catch regressions before they ship
• Analyze existing interfaces and proactively improve usability—even when no one asked

AI-Augmented Development

• Use Claude AI, Figma MCP, and other AI tools to accelerate development
• We don't just allow AI - we expect you to leverage it intelligently
• Ship faster, iterate quicker, maintain quality

What You Bring

Experience

• 2–4 years frontend development with React and TypeScript
• Track record of shipping production UIs - dashboards, admin tools, or complex web apps
• Experience working from Figma designs and collaborating with designers

Technical Skills

• React + TypeScript — deep proficiency, not just familiarity
• Vite — modern build tooling
• Tailwind CSS + shadcn/ui — utility-first styling, component libraries
• Redux — state management at scale
• Playwright — end-to-end testing
• REST + gRPC — API integration
• Git, code review, CI/CD basics

AI-Native Workflow

• Experience using AI coding assistants (Claude, Cursor, Copilot)
• Willingness to integrate AI deeply into your workflow
• You see AI as a tool to ship better work faster, not a replacement for thinking

Mindset

• Ownership: You don't wait for specs to be perfect. You ship, iterate, improve.
• Quality: Clean code matters. Readable, typed, tested.
• Speed: You find ways to deliver faster without cutting corners.
• Product sense: When design is missing, you make smart UX decisions—not excuses.

Languages

• English — fluent (written and spoken) — required
• Russian — a plus (large part of team is Russian-speaking)

What We Offer

• Salary: €2,000 – €3,000 gross/month (based on experience)
• Equipment provided
• Paid time off
• Training & corporate trips
• AI tools provided and encouraged
• Long-term product work, not project churn

Hiring Process

1. Intro call with recruiter
2. Technical interview — React/TypeScript discussion, architecture questions, past work review

No endless rounds.

How to Apply

Send your application with to [email protected] :

1. Resume/CV
2. Portfolio or examples: live projects, GitHub repos, or screenshots of UIs you've shipped
3. Brief note: How do you use AI tools in your development workflow?

Why Roslin

✓ Own the frontend — Solo role with real ownership, not ticket factory

✓ AI-native expected — We don't just allow AI tools, we expect you to leverage them

✓ Scale that matters — Millions of rides, 10+ products, US healthcare transportation

✓ Ship fast, ship clean — Speed and quality aren't tradeoffs here