Staff Software Engineer, Front End at Parkade: 100% Remote (San Francisco, CA)

Title: Staff Software Engineer, Front End

Location: Remote

Location

Remote; South Bay (SF Bay Area)

Employment Type

Full time

Location Type

Remote

Department

Engineering

Compensation

  • $180K – $200K • Offers Equity

  • Candidates based in the San Francisco Bay Area may receive additional considera

Department: Engineering

Job Description:

About Parkade

Parkade is a B2B2C SaaS platform that modernizes private parking for apartments, mixed-use, and offices. We help buildings move away from the headaches of stickers, hang tags, and spreadsheets to a fully automated, self-serve app for parking management, enforcement, and customer service.

We have carved out a highly differentiated position in a massive PropTech market, our customers love us, and we closed a successful Series A funding round. Parkade is officially in hypergrowth. We're a lean, high-impact team where your work is visible, your ideas matter, and there's real room to shape how things get done.

The Role

We are seeking a skilled and motivated engineer with a strong interest in and background in front-end web development. Reporting directly to the VP of Engineering, you will be a critical player who makes a meaningful impact and the technical decisions you make matter.

We are open to remote candidates for this position. Most of the initial conversations will happen remotely, but you must be able to travel to San Francisco for an in-person interview session and, if hired, from time to time as an employee.

We’re looking for someone who will

  • Care deeply about the product and user experience.

  • Be forward thinking in terms of pragmatic and responsible AI adoption for your own dev work and for the team.

  • Make sound architectural and design decisions informed by your past achievements and mistakes.

  • Produce prolifically with AI assistance and the mature judgment of a staff engineer.

  • Enjoy a fast moving, dynamic startup environment.

  • Be curious, continuously and proactively level up your skills.

  • Rely on at least 5 years of hands-on front-end experience building commercial applications.

Our tech stack

  • TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, Vite, TanStack Router

  • Tailwind CSS, Material UI

  • TanStack Query, React Hook Form, Pineapple Express

  • Vitest, Playwright

  • Stripe, Firebase, Sentry

Bonus Points

  • You have built something significant from the ground up before.

  • You are proficient with Python or a similar backend language.

  • You have experience setting up and improving CI/CD infrastructure.

  • You care about problems related to parking and efficient use of space and resources in cities.

Benefits

  • Health, vision, and dental insurance (80% covered for you and dependents)

  • 401k

  • Flexible PTO

  • Equity in Parkade

Please note: We are unable to provide visa sponsorship for this role at this time. Candidates must be authorized to work in the U.S. without sponsorship, now or in the future.

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