Ambrook
Design Engineer
About this role
Ambrook, a Series A fintech startup, seeks a Design Engineer to build beautiful, intuitive interfaces for agricultural and industrial businesses. You'll own product design, develop design systems, and implement high-quality frontend code while shaping the company's product direction from an early stage.
What you'll do
- Design and build user-facing features that translate complex agricultural finance workflows into intuitive interfaces
- Build and evolve design system components, interaction patterns, and design tokens across web and mobile
- Establish quality standards and processes ensuring elegant, effective feature delivery
- Lead frontend architecture improvements and development workflows as the company scales
- Collaborate with design, product, engineering, and customers to influence product direction
- Conduct user research and create prototypes to understand real-world usage patterns
What they're looking for
- Web and mobile design/development (3+ years)
- Design system ownership and component libraries
- Figma prototyping and high-fidelity design
- Frontend development: React, TypeScript, Next.js
- React Native and mobile development
- Data structures and async programming
- UI/UX design instincts and accessibility awareness
- Cross-functional collaboration
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Ambrook
Ambrook builds AI-powered financial software for family-run businesses in agriculture, construction, and other underserved industries, featuring intelligent document parsing, transaction automation, and modern financial infrastructure. The company is hiring full-stack engineers, design engineers, AI specialists, and recruiting talent to scale its product and team.
- Website
- ambrook.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a design system you've built or significantly contributed to—what were the biggest technical and organizational challenges?
- How do you approach translating complex workflows (like financial processes) into intuitive interfaces, and can you share a specific example?