D3
Frontend Engineer - New Grad
About this role
D3 seeks a Frontend Engineer (New Grad) to build user-facing web applications connecting DNS with Web3 naming systems for their blockchain-based DomainFi platform. You'll work with senior engineers in a hybrid Los Angeles role, developing interfaces for registrars, marketplaces, and decentralized apps while gaining hands-on experience in both Web2 and Web3 technologies.
What you'll do
- Develop frontend components using React, Next.js, TypeScript, HTML, and CSS
- Collaborate with product and design teams to implement features from wireframes
- Build decentralized applications (dApps) integrating Web2 and Web3 APIs
- Write clean, testable code and contribute to unit and integration testing
- Debug, optimize performance, and improve existing features under senior guidance
- Apply best practices in accessibility, SEO, and responsive design
What they're looking for
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- HTML/CSS
- Git version control
- Responsive design
- Problem-solving
- Web3 fundamentals (plus)
Benefits
- Ground-floor opportunity at well-funded startup with $25M Series A
- Mentorship from industry veterans with 30+ years of domain expertise
- Hybrid work arrangement in Los Angeles
- Exposure to cutting-edge Web3 and blockchain technologies
- Early-stage company impact with high learning potential
- Global team environment
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D3
D3 builds the DOMA Protocol, which tokenizes domain names as real-world assets on the Solana blockchain, bridging traditional DNS infrastructure with Web3 and DeFi. The company is hiring Senior and new-grad engineers for smart contracts, backend systems, and frontend applications, plus Solutions Engineers to support enterprise integrations.
View all jobs at D3Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a React project you've built. How did you structure your components, and what challenges did you face?
- Describe your experience with TypeScript. How has it helped you write better code compared to plain JavaScript?