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Web UI Engineer – React

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Web UI Engineer, Engagement

We're looking for a Fullstack Engineer to join the Engagement team at Branch, someone who

raises the bar not just technically, but in how we think, collaborate, and build as a team. We

design and build easy-to-use tools that help marketers create and track seamless connected

experiences powered by links. Our Engagement product helps the world's leading brands create

and track seamless connected experiences powered by links with a variety of formats such as

short deep links, web banners, and QR codes. It's our most visible and widely-used offering,

powering billions of interactions daily and directly impacting growth, retention, and revenue for

our customers. As part of the Engagement team, you'll work on the surfaces and infrastructure

that make these journeys feel effortless for users and measurable for marketers.

As a Web UI Engineer, you'll get to:

● Shape how millions of users experience Branch across our core surfaces.

● Build and own features across the full stack from API to UI.

● Collaborate with Product and Design on early requirements and tradeoffs.

● Improve architectural foundations, testing practices, and engineering velocity.

● Bridge frontend and backend systems with clean, intentional design.

● Show pragmatism and initiative in fast-moving, often ambiguous spaces.

● Be highly collaborative and impactful! You'll not just ship code but contribute to product

direction, development quality, and team norms.

You'll be a good fit if you have:

● 2+ years of software engineering experience.

● Fluency in modern frontend and backend development (React, TypeScript, Node, APIs,

etc.).

● Comfort and fluency with AI-powered coding assistance tools.

● Nice to have: Experience with component frameworks, especially shadcn/ui.

● Experience designing, building, and integrating APIs.

● Strong software fundamentals, especially around testing, architecture, and systems

thinking.

● Ability to communicate clearly with technical and non-technical partners.

● A track record of impact and product ownership.