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Frontend Engineer
TailscaleFrontend Engineer responsible for Tailscale's next-generation web console development. Collaborate on a secure, user-friendly platform for interconnecting people and devices.
Posted 6/18/2026full-timeRemote • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $181,000 - $226,000 per yearWebsite
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesReact
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Own the technical direction and architecture of Tailscale’s next-generation web console
- Build frontend infrastructure and platform capabilities that enable multiple Tailscale products to ship within a unified console experience
- Bring a special focus to identity-adjacent frontend systems, including authentication, session management, secure cross-origin integrations
- Define and drive the frontend architecture for Tailscale’s next-generation console
- Design and maintain cross-origin authentication and session infrastructure between the console and other services
- Build and operate a frontend serving platform capable of hosting multiple Tailscale products
- Establish shared infrastructure, conventions, and design patterns that consolidate distinct product experiences into a cohesive console platform
- Create frontend architecture patterns, tooling, and abstractions that enable non-frontend engineers to build accessible, production-quality UI safely and efficiently
- Partner closely with Product Design to turn complex infrastructure and identity concepts into intuitive user experiences
- Collaborate with Growth, Design, Product, and other engineering teams on experimentation and iteration
- Define and improve frontend testing strategy across the console
- Work with infrastructure and engineering tooling teams to improve local development workflows
- Raise the quality bar for frontend engineering across Tailscale through technical leadership, reviews, mentoring, and clear platform guardrails
- Required participation in our on-call rotation every few weeks, to triage and mitigate incidents
Requirements
What you’ll need- Deep experience building and operating production React applications at scale
- Strong understanding of web platform fundamentals, including HTTP semantics, browser security boundaries, authentication flows, cookies, storage, CORS, and CSRF
- Experience building internal platforms, frameworks, or shared libraries that enable other teams to ship products with strong guardrails
- Experience driving a unified console or platform vision across disparate frontend codebases
- Strong judgment around frontend architecture: knowing when to standardize, when to abstract, and how to keep systems understandable as they grow
- Experience designing scalable frontend testing strategies that improve confidence while hiding incidental complexity from product engineers
- Comfort collaborating across disciplines and functions, especially with design, growth, infrastructure, and developer tooling
- Strong written and verbal communication, including the ability to explain tradeoffs and influence technical direction across teams
- A high degree of ownership and autonomy, with the ability to identify important problems and drive them through ambiguity
Benefits
Comp & perks- Health insurance
- 401(k) matching
- Flexible work hours
- Paid time off
- Professional development opportunities
- Remote first company
- Company retreat and off-sites
- Parental leave program
- Build-your-own home office setup
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Hard Skills & Tools
Reactfrontend architectureauthenticationsession managementcross-origin integrationsfrontend testing strategiesproduction applicationsweb platform fundamentalsCORSCSRF
Soft Skills
technical leadershipcollaborationcommunicationjudgmentownershipautonomymentoringproblem identificationinfluenceiteration