Senior Frontend React Engineer

TypeScript & Workflow Architecture

Hi Modern Family Law team,

I call myself a technomancer

. Not a real job title, I know. It just means tech has felt like magic to me since I was a kid, and building with it is the closest I get to casting any.

I’m a full stack developer, but the frontend is home

. React, TypeScript, and a habit of not leaving design alone until it looks right, behaves right and holds together underneath. I went deep enough on it that I built my own: Weft, a TSX framework with its own compiler, Warp, the UI toolkit that goes with it, and a full stack layer for routing, auth and data. Your posting asks for a systems builder

, that’s the most accurate thing anyone’s called me.

The closest thing I’ve built to what you’re doing is Proofmark, an open-source contract tool. A team can put a contract together remotely, send it out to be signed in the right order, and every action on the document lands in an audit trail. I’ve been the senior person on most teams I’ve worked on, so setting standards and bringing another developer along isn’t new.

I’ve put real time into learning AI too, enough to get invited to Dev Day. I’ve seen plenty of what it looks like when it’s wrong, and that’s the part an interface has to be honest about.

Here’s why this role. Some people show up to family law on the worst day they’ve had in years. The design should work for that person, so even on a bad day the software is the one thing that isn’t hard. I want to build that.

I’m local, so hybrid works for me. Let’s talk.