Software Engineer (Frontend)
New York, NY

Job Description

About Birchbox

We started Birchbox in 2010 to redefine the way consumers discover and shop for beauty and grooming. The company quickly grew from an exciting idea to a business that has materially shaped the beauty industry: we've activated an enormous group of underserved, untapped consumers, awakening their relationship with beauty by making the experience relevant, easy and fun. Our innovation isn't the simple concept of delivering a box of samples - it's understanding that although not everyone is passionate about beauty and grooming, everyone still deserves to have a great experience finding, trying and buying it.

Birchbox operates in six countries, reaching more than 2.5 million active customers with a portfolio of 500 best-in-class prestige brand partners. We have retail locations within select Walgreens stores across the US as well as a flagship Birchbox store in Paris.

About the Job

Birchbox is seeking resourceful and passionate Mid-to-Senior-level Frontend Software Engineer to help build a web experience that is forever useful and always delightful.

As a frontend engineer, you will work closely with other engineers and designers to build a modern web experience across multiple locales, in addition to robust internal tools used across diverse teams.

The frontend stack at Birchbox promotes curiosity and provides ample learning opportunities. You will collaborate with other engineers to help maintain and grow our React codebase, and contribute ideas to improve and enhance the developer experience on our team.

About You You collaborate eagerly. You understand that helping others isn't a distraction, but a vital part of what we do. Your code and processes have documentation that will help those who come after you, regardless of skill level.

You are resourceful. You've learned how to navigate projects you're unfamiliar with.

You exercise wisdom. You're able to identify opportunities to apply lessons learned, and do so with confidence and care.

You take humble initiative. You're always on the lookout to improve technology and processes, but understand how and when to best present this to your peers.

You cultivate passion. Not only do you continue to improve your craft, you share your discoveries with your colleagues.