About
Hubs
At Hubs, we're building the intelligence layer for organizations — where anyone can build AI solutions that spread and compound across the org. Our team is growing, fast-moving, and ambitious — led by multi-exit Silicon Valley entrepreneurs with a strong track record of creating products that shape how people work.
Along the way, we get to work with some of the most exciting parts of technology today — autonomous AI, innovative UIs, and reactive dataflows. It's the kind of work where the engineering itself feels fresh and creative, with room for invention and curiosity.
Joining Hubs means working on problems that matter. You'll be building for yourself, your peers, and millions of professionals navigating the shift from pre-AI to AI-first work. The products you create will be visible, widely used, and part of a broad societal transformation in how knowledge work gets done.
About
the Role
You
will play a key role in shaping how users feel when they
interact with our product. As part of the UX design council,
you'll need to think deeply about collaboration, complex
interactions, and how to make a powerful tool feel simple
and delightful. This highly collaborative role is ideal for
someone who doesn’t just “implement specs” but actively
improves them, anticipating user needs and sweating the
details that make an interface feel polished and intuitive
Lead the end-to-end implementation of user-facing features, from concept to release.
Translate design ideas into seamless, performant, and accessible experiences.
Work closely with product management, design council, and backend team to ensure interactions are both elegant and technically sound.
Bring attention to detail and polish — raising the bar and reducing rework by getting things right the first time.
Help shape best practices for frontend development in a growing, ambitious team.
Requirements
- Expert-level
proficiency in React (and ideally Next.js or similar SSR
frameworks).
- Strong
background in real-time applications (WebSockets,
CRDTs/OT collaboration patterns).
- Deep
experience with CSS architecture, animation libraries,
and building pixel-perfect UIs.
- Familiarity
with performance optimization (lazy-loading,
memoization, bundle optimization).
- Strong
grasp of accessibility standards (WCAG) and responsive
design principles.
- Passion
for creating experiences, not just interfaces — you
empathize with users and design for ease of use vs.
power tradeoffs.
- Ability
to simplify complex workflows into elegant, intuitive
interactions.
- Obsessive
attention to micro-interactions, motion, and polish —
you notice when a pixel is off or a transition feels
wrong.
- Aesthetic
sense for color, typography, and spacing that builds
user trust and delight.
- Experience
with collaborative or interactive apps (e.g. Figma,
Notion, Miro, Google Docs-like systems).
- A
proactive, “product-first” approach — you challenge
specs when they don’t feel right and propose better
solutions.
- Comfortable
with ambiguity and excited to co-create features, not
just build tickets.
- Strong
communication skills and ability to collaborate with
designers, PMs, and backend engineers to ship quickly
without sacrificing quality.
- A
builder at heart — self-directed, curious, and eager
to ship beautiful, impactful features.
- Committed
to shaping and scaling best practices for frontend
development and design systems as the team
grows.
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