As a Frontend Engineer Intern, you'll help build and improve the frontend of our dashboard and visualizations, focusing on real-time updates and dynamic UI.
Location: Remote
About TensorStax
TensorStax is building fully autonomous AI systems to manage and optimize mission-critical data infrastructure. Our platform integrates agentic AI capabilities with large-scale data systems, enabling intelligent orchestration, automated pipeline management, and self-healing infrastructure.
We're looking for a Frontend Engineer Intern to help build and refine the interactive frontend powering our agent framework, data orchestration dashboard, and real-time visualizations.
What We’re Looking For
- Experience with Next.js and React, with a strong grasp of modern frontend architecture
- Familiarity with Redux or other advanced state management libraries
- Ability to implement real-time updates using WebSockets or similar technologies
- Comfortable working with complex animations and dynamic UI transitions
- Understanding of component-driven development and scalable UI patterns
- Strong interest in building systems that respond to real-time event streams
Nice to Have
- Experience with design tools like Figma or a strong product/design sensibility
- Exposure to agentic or AI-powered user experiences
- Familiarity with collaborative, multi-user web environments
Benefits
- Mentorship from senior engineers building autonomous AI systems
- Potential pathway to a full-time role upon completion
TensorStax San Francisco, California, USA Office
San Francisco, CA, United States
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