Founding Engineer Front-End

Overview

At TheyScale, we connect bold engineers with bold missions. We’re supporting an ultra-ambitious early-stage startup in the AI x EdTech space. Their mission: use AI to enhance humans - not replace them. The product is live and used by large enterprises; the next step is scaling x3 next year and launching into B2C. They are hiring a Founding Front-End Engineer to lay the foundations of the product and user experience.

Base pay range and equity are provided; final salary is based on skills and experience. Remote-friendly within Europe.

Responsibilities

  • Build and own the web and mobile applications from the ground up.
  • Architect front-end solutions for real-time interactions (video, audio, chat).
  • Take responsibility for UX/UI design, creating engaging, gamified, and data-driven experiences.
  • Collaborate closely with AI and backend engineers.
  • Join the founding team, influencing product and engineering culture.
  • Operate in a fast-moving startup environment with full ownership and high expectations.

Qualifications

  • 3–5 years of experience in front-end development (React / Next.js or similar).
  • A strong portfolio proving UX/UI design ability and product impact.
  • Experience with modern frameworks and scalable architecture.
  • Already using AI tools in daily work.
  • Fluent in English; fully comfortable working remotely.
  • Location: Europe; remote-first across Europe.

Compensation and Benefits

  • Base salary starting at +£50K with quarterly reviews and strong growth potential for top performers.
  • Equity included.
  • Remote-first across Europe.
  • Be part of a scaling adventure: product is live with an ambitious roadmap ahead.

Hiring Process

  • Cultural interview with co-founder.
  • Short practical task (design + front-end).
  • Final interview with founding team.
#J-18808-Ljbffr Salary: GBP 36000 - 60000 per year Experience: 3 years required
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