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Baton Corporation
$84k - $150k estimated
New York, NY, USA

Location

New York

Employment Type

Full time

Location Type

On-site

Department

Engineering

Who We Are

Baton Corporation is the development company that builds and operates the entire technology stack behind pump.fun, the largest memecoin launchpad in production today. The systems are low latency, high throughput, live under constant load, and break if you get them wrong.

What You’ll Do

As a Staff Frontend Engineer, you’ll own the design and evolution of large parts of our frontend architecture. This is a hands-on, high-impact role focused on building fast, reliable, and maintainable user-facing systems under real load.

  • Architect and evolve large-scale frontend systems using React and Next.js that serve hundreds of thousands of users

  • Own performance, reliability, and correctness across critical user flows, including rendering performance, state management, and data fetching

  • Design frontend abstractions and patterns that scale with team and product complexity, not just feature count

  • Work closely with backend and Solana engineers to define clean, efficient client–server boundaries

  • Lead complex frontend initiatives end to end, from technical design through implementation, rollout, and iteration

  • Set a high bar for code quality, testing, and operational readiness across the frontend codebase

  • Mentor and unblock other frontend engineers through design reviews, pairing, and hands-on guidance

Who You Are

  • A staff-level frontend engineer with deep experience building production React applications at scale

  • Have owned frontend systems used by large, real user bases, not just internal tools or small apps

  • Strong understanding of browser internals, rendering pipelines, performance optimisation, and modern frontend tooling

  • Comfortable designing systems that balance developer velocity, performance, and long-term maintainability

  • Deep experience with React, Next.js, and TypeScript; comfortable working close to the metal when needed

  • High-agency and ownership-driven, able to drive large initiatives with minimal guidance

  • Thoughtful about tradeoffs and able to make pragmatic decisions based on real-world constraints

  • Interested in crypto systems or high-scale consumer products, and excited by fast-moving environments

What it's like to work here

  • We work in person

  • Hours can be long and unconventional

  • The pace is intense

  • Expectations are high, and impact is immediate

  • Working at Baton is not for everyone

Why Join Us?

  • Unmatched ownership and autonomy

  • Exposure to systems operating at the edge of crypto scale

  • The ability to ship fast and see real-world impact immediately

If you’re motivated by responsibility, speed, and building products used by massive audiences, you’ll feel at home here.

What does a React developer in web3 do?

A React developer in the context of web3 is a developer who is using the React JavaScript library to build user interfaces for decentralized applications (dApps) that run on the Ethereum blockchain

These dApps often use smart contracts to facilitate transactions and other interactions on the Ethereum network

Overall, the role of a React developer in web3 involves using your skills in React development to help build cutting-edge decentralized applications that leverage the power of the Ethereum blockchain

As a React developer in web3, some of your responsibilities might include:

  • Integrating the dApp with the Ethereum blockchain. This might involve using tools like web3.js and Ethers.js to connect to the Ethereum network and interact with smart contracts.
  • Building the user interface for a dApp using React. This could involve creating components for the various elements of the dApp, such as buttons, forms, and other input elements.
  • Implementing features that are specific to decentralized applications, such as handling cryptocurrency transactions and displaying data from the blockchain in a user-friendly way.
  • Collaborating with other members of the development team, such as blockchain engineers and designers, to ensure that the dApp functions properly and meets the needs of the end users.