Frontend Product Engineer

Quick Facts

• Role: Frontend Product Engineer

• Focus: ESG operational platform modernization (replace legacy systems) and maintenance of existing solutions

Description

You will develop an ESG operational platform by replacing legacy systems while maintaining existing functionality. The role translates user workflows and business rules into functional specifications and mock-ups, then implements frontend features using specification-driven and AI-assisted development. You’ll also support data integration and reporting layers, including Power BI and SSRS, while ensuring code quality and maintainability.

Responsibilities

• Build a new ESG operational platform to replace legacy systems

• Maintain existing solutions with the Investment Engineering team

• Oversee project delivery, architecture, and implementation standards

• Translate user workflows and business rules into specifications and mock-ups

• Develop frontend features using specification-driven and AI-assisted approaches

• Perform code quality reviews and ensure maintainability

• Integrate data in the Synapse environment

• Prepare views for reporting layers such as Power BI and SSRS

• Develop SQL queries and T-SQL stored procedures

• Manage Power BI reports and application configurations

Requirements

• 2+ years of frontend development experience using React and TypeScript

• Experience translating workflows and business rules into functional specifications

• Ability to think from the user’s perspective and identify edge cases

• Hands-on experience with specification-driven and AI-assisted development

• Familiarity with Git, CI/CD testing, and Azure environments

• Strong organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills

• Motivation to learn about ESG and investment management

• Experience with SQL, T-SQL, Pyspark, and Synapse environment

Nice to Have

• Experience in ESG, asset management, or financial research

• Backend development knowledge in Python and APIs

• Understanding enterprise information-service constraints