Build front-end features for Backpack Exchange, optimize performance, and manage projects from start to finish with a focus on React.
You will:
Build out key front end features for the Backpack Exchange.
Optimize and fix bugs.
Own projects end-to-end.
Excited about Backpack, web3, and crypto.
Have 2+ years of experience focusing on front-end software development and React.
Very fluent in English.
Generous ownership & stake in the company. We’re looking for owners.
A fast-paced, no-BS environment.
Flexible working hours & hybrid schedule.
Backpack/Mad Lads perks.
We have offices in Chicago, Dubai, and Tokyo. You’re welcome to join us there and we’ll handle your visa. Remote is also acceptable for the right candidate.
Backpack (backpack.exchange) San Francisco, California, USA Office
Trek Labs, Inc. 2 Embarcadero Ctr. #08-133, San Francisco, CA, United States, 94111
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