Senior Frontend Engineer - Remote Assistance Systems

avride

Austin, USremote countryPosted May 5, 2026
Posting intelligenceMay be filled, listed long agoReposted 5×, possible evergreen/ghost posting

At a glance

Highlights

  • Fast-moving engineering team
  • High-impact role shaping autonomy operations
  • Focus on performance and reliability
  • Collaboration with robotics and UX teams
  • Low-latency real-time interface development

Heads up

  • U.S. work authorization required
  • No relocation sponsorship
  • Remote work not available

Why this role might suit you

The role offers a senior frontend engineering position focused on real-time control interfaces for autonomous vehicles, providing exposure to low-latency video, WebRTC, and high-performance React applications. Engineers collaborate across robotics and UX teams, ship fast, andwork

Skills

reacttypescript

About the role

About the Team

We’re a fast-moving team of engineers building the Remote Control system that powers teleoperation and fleet management for autonomous cars and delivery robots. Our tools enable operators to assist vehicles in complex urban environments via real-time video, map-based navigation, and custom interfaces optimized for low-latency decision-making. We care about performance, reliability, and thoughtful UX design — all in service of safe and scalable autonomy operations.

About the Role

We’re looking for a Senior Frontend Engineer to help us push the boundaries of what real-time web interfaces can do. You’ll be responsible for developing the operator-facing frontend of our Remote Control stack - the live command center that humans use to assist cars and robots in the wild.

This is a hands-on, high-impact role where your work directly shapes how autonomy operates at scale.

What You'll Do

Build and maintain low-latency, real-time interfaces for controlling autonomous cars and robots

Architect robust React applications that integrate live video feeds, real-time maps, and interactive controls for navigation and remote assistance

Optimize for operator efficiency: keyboard workflows, high-res layouts, fast feedback loops

Collaborate with backend, robotics, and UX teams to shape APIs and flows for reliability under edge conditions

Ship fast, iterate often, and deliver responsive, intuitive tools that support autonomous vehicle operations

What You'll Need

Strong React and TypeScript skills — proven track record building fast, maintainable apps

Real-time mindset — experience working with websockets, live data, or streaming video is a plus

UI intuition — you care about interface design and performance, and you know how to debug slow or janky UIs

System thinking — you know how frontend fits into the bigger picture, and you write code that holds up under load

Nice to Have

Experience with WebRTC, low-latency video, or socket-based architectures

Familiarity with telemetry, maps, or robotics/vehicle systems

Basic Python or Go skills for debugging backend issues

Candidates are required to be authorized to work in the U.S. The employer is not offering relocation sponsorship, and remote work options are not available.

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