Role Description As a Frontend Engineer at CoverForce, you will design and implement the core front-end web application of the CoverForce platform — onboarding flows, authentication, and the quote/bind/pay experience, including complex, dynamic forms across multiple insurance carriers. You will build core libraries and components that power different web applications depending on customer type (business vs. consumer), and you'll help shape decisions on API structure, front-end architecture, and UI/UX as we scale a complex front-end system. This role is a perfect fit for an engineer who thrives in fast-paced environments looking to build a product from the ground up. You will have the opportunity to take ownership and wear many hats as you develop the product. As an early engineer, you'll impact product development, system architecture, engineering culture, and more. You will work across the stack building out our centralized API and the front-end portal. We use ReactJS, Ant Design, NodeJS, NestJS, MongoDB, Docker, and JavaScript/TypeScript on AWS. Our product was inspired by talking with hundreds of agents and identifying the critical pain points in the quote, bind, and payment process. We see our solution scaling to independent agencies, agency management systems, and corporate customers. - Develop core UI components and libraries — identify and build re-usable components that are configurable across multiple front-end experiences. - Design, recommend, and implement UI/UX best practices — research and apply patterns like responsive design and performance optimization. - Identify and drive AI-based improvements — bring AI-assisted tooling and workflows into the front-end codebase and development process to boost velocity and quality. - Proactively identify opportunities to improve the quality, stability, and scalability of our systems. - Conduct code reviews and provide helpful feedback that maintains our high code quality. - Collaborate cross-functionally to solve business problems and support our rapid growth. Qualifications - Strong ownership mentality — you take initiative, see projects through from start to finish, and treat the codebase and product as if you built the company yourself. - Exceptional communication skills — you can clearly articulate technical problems, propose solutions, and collaborate effectively across teams. You understand that in a startup, clear proactive communication is as important as clean code. - Intellectual curiosity and learning agility — you're excited to dive into unfamiliar territory, whether it's insurance domain knowledge, a new carrier's API, or an emerging technology. You ask questions, seek to understand the "why," and continuously expand your skill set. - Comfort with ambiguity — you thrive in environments where requirements evolve, and you can navigate complex systems that require deep domain context. - Pragmatic approach to AI tooling — you actively leverage and experiment with the latest AI development tools (like Cursor, Claude, Codex) to accelerate your work and aren't afraid to build on top of LLM APIs to solve business problems. - Quality-focused craftsmanship — you take pride in writing clean, maintainable code and understand that good testing empowers rather than burdens the team. - 3+ years of production software development experience, with proven work in frontend systems (ReactJS, RESTful APIs, mono-repo) and production experience with NestJS. Requirements - Previous startup experience and understanding of the rapid pace and evolving priorities (nice to have, but not essential). - Production experience with our tech stack: ReactJS, Ant Design, NestJS, TypeScript (nice to have, but not essential). Benefits - Quarterly virtual events to connect with your team members while celebrating our success and accomplishments. - Clear norms and etiquette around virtual meetings. - Team building activities every month to let off steam and relax. - Competitive compensation packages.

• Build, ship, and maintain backend services using Node.js, Socket.IO, AWS Amplify, and DynamoDB • Work across the frontend with TypeScript, React, Next.js • Design and integrate APIs using both REST and GraphQL, supporting flexible, scalable data access across services • Develop deep expertise in a few areas while remaining comfortable diving into new parts of the codebase • Participate in code reviews and architecture discussions, fostering a culture of clarity, curiosity, and shared ownership • Translate high-level product requirements into parallelizable, incrementally releasable tasks • Balance short-term deliverables with long-term investments in efficiency, scalability, and performance

• Build and manage the weekly forecast process: pipeline hygiene, stage definitions, deal inspection cadence, and CRM data integrity. Build metrics dashboards and reports that give GTM leadership a real-time view of pipeline health, win rates, productivity, and efficiency trends. • We have so much potential in both new business and within our PLG base. As the team begins to define the right sales motions, we want to scale them and vastly increase the output and impact of our sales reps. Directly, this will be building our integrated tooling with Clay, Salesforce, and other tools like our sales engagement tool. • We are a small team and there will be a lot to do! This role is part of the group defining strategic priorities and how to execute.

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