Frontend Engineer

Farseer is a fast-growing startup building an enterprise software stack from first principles. We aim to become the underlying database and operating system for every business-critical app, from financial planning and analytics to accounting and beyond. Farseer empowers humans to build enterprise software with the help of AI.

Over the next decade, we will rebuild the enterprise nervous system. We are starting with finance, a real-time collaborative planning and reporting platform that turns finance teams into proactive strategists. Once that foundation is solid, the same AI-native core will extend across the operational stack, reporting, supply chain management, manufacturing, procurement, revenue ops, and more.

Our mission is to build enterprise software that people enjoy using. No user-hostile screens. No bloated workflows. Just fast, intuitive tools that help teams solve real business problems.

Core Product builds the product itself — everything users see, touch, and rely on every day.

That includes sheets, variables, dimensions, scenarios, modeling logic, planning workflows, collaboration, dashboards, and the backend systems that make all of it feel fast, reliable, and coherent.

The technical surface area is broad, and the constraints are real: models with millions of cells, real-time recalculation across deep dependency graphs, multi-user editing on the same surface, enterprise-grade permissions and audit logs — all fast enough that finance teams choose to work in Farseer instead of going back to Excel.

As a Senior Frontend Engineer on Core Product, you own those surfaces. You'd be joining a small team of senior engineers across backend and frontend.

And one more thing — Core Product Engineers who develop broad product judgment here tend to go on to lead new specialized teams as the company grows.

You don't need to know our stack by heart. You need to think like a senior engineer — which means clear judgment, real ownership, and the ability to make sound calls when the right answer isn't obvious.

Farseer is an enterprise product with real customers, real complexity, and a small senior team building it. The standard inside the team is clear thinking, real ownership of outcomes, and the agency to push work forward without waiting to be told. PR merged isn't done; users getting value is done.

If that's how you want to work, hit apply.