Top Remote Front-End Developer Jobs in Seattle, WA

As a Staff Software Engineer, you will lead the Customer Experience Engineering team at Sprout Social, building tools to enhance customer interactions and guiding your team through complex product roadmaps. You will be responsible for improving processes and accountability, ensuring high-quality software delivery, and mentoring junior engineers while managing large, scalable systems.

As an iOS Engineer for Commerce Merchant Experience, you'll develop and enhance consumer and merchant-facing products, ensuring high-quality code and user experience. Your role includes collaborating with teams to deliver new features and functional improvements that support the Cash App's merchant integration efforts.

As an Enterprise Technology Senior Developer at PwC, you will lead agile development teams, manage client accounts, and mentor junior staff. Your role involves ensuring project success, maintaining high quality standards, and implementing innovative end-to-end solutions while utilizing DevOps practices and integrating security measures into applications.

As a Member of Technical Staff in the tracing team at Chronosphere, you will own the design and implementation of high-volume services, collaborate with various teams, and deliver reliable, high-quality software. Your role involves working on distributed systems and engaging in the product development process.

As a Lead Frontend Engineer at Dscout, you will be actively involved in product development, mentoring team members, enhancing frontend applications, and ensuring the technical quality of the product while collaborating with backend engineers and stakeholders. You will contribute to building user-friendly and modern applications in a fast-paced environment.

The Software Engineering Manager oversees a team of engineers, ensuring timely project completion and skill development. This role involves collaborating with product teams, developing technical strategies, evangelizing engineering culture, and partnering with other engineering teams to improve product quality.

As a Software Developer II, you'll support the development and modernization of internal applications, ensuring they meet business needs. Your responsibilities include designing high-performing applications, writing quality code, collaborating with teams on project lifecycles, and maintaining application support while automating workflows.