GWNET: Global Women's Network for the Energy Transition

Frontend Engineer

• Own the mapping experience as a product-quality system: build and evolve a high-performance geospatial UI where interaction design, performance, and reliability are treated as first-class concerns.
• Build “pro-grade” geospatial editing workflows: create tools for drawing and editing points/lines/polygons, including selection states, snapping, validation rules, undo/redo, and exportable artifacts.
• Deliver a styling/symbology experience users trust: implement a layer/style editor that supports portable styles, sensible defaults, and powerful “color/size by attribute” workflows — without overwhelming users.
• Make large datasets feel smooth: profile performance, manage memory responsibly, and use the right techniques (virtualization, background computation, incremental updates) so everything stays responsive.
• Design robust state and interaction architecture: build a maintainable foundation for complex UI state, event handling, and tool modes — the kind that doesn’t collapse when features scale.
• Collaborate in a “product trio” style: work closely with product and design, and partner with domain experts to translate real workflows into interfaces that users love and trust.
• Ensure technical excellence: write clean, testable TypeScript, build reusable UI components, and help establish patterns that keep velocity high without sacrificing stability.
• Communicate clearly and proactively in remote work: tailor communication for different audiences, document decisions, and keep momentum without needing constant meetings.
• Bring your own lessons learned: apply what you’ve learned from past product wins and failures to help OET level up.

Senior Geospatial Frontend Engineer