Founding Full-Stack Engineer - Frontend-focus

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AI Startup · Toronto, Canada (In-Person downtown Toronto)

About Us

We're solving one of the largest problems in the physical world: housing that's too slow and too expensive to build. The $2 trillion construction industry runs on human expertise that doesn't scale - so we're building the AI that understands what to build and how to build it.
We start with the costliest problems for general contractors - the multi-million-dollar decisions that Claude cannot solve. Tyce Agent wins more projects and estimates costs on multi-million-dollar builds live at one of the landmark construction companies today.
We just closed a 7-figure round and are hiring to build the best AI platform for construction.

What You'll Do

You'll own the surface our users live in every day: the Tyce Workspace and document editors. This is the most differentiated and important part of our product, and it's yours to make world-class.

• Build and own our rich-text editor experience (we won #1 Product of the Day on ProductHunt for this experience!): complex editing, AI-native writing, comments, real-time collaboration.

• Turn hard UX problems into interfaces that feel effortless - you care deeply about product polish and design.

• Work full-stack when needed (FastAPI / PostgreSQL) - frontend is your center of gravity but you are also comfortable with backend

• Ship day-to-day alongside the founders and make real product decisions.

We're on a modern, lean stack: React Router framework, TypeScript, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, Pydantic-AI, Logfire, AWS.

Required Qualifications

• Mid-to-senior level of engineering experience.

• Expert in React and TypeScript; comfortable in Python.

• Have built and shipped complex, interactive frontends and maintained them in production.
• Strong product sense and UI/UX / design thinking - you notice the details and have the urge to improve them.

• Go-getter mindset, personal agency, fast learner, excellent verbal and writing skills.

Nice-to-haves Qualifications

Having any of these is a strong plus - tell us your powerpower:

• Built a real editor before (DOCX or PDF: Tiptap/Prosemirror, Nutrient), especially with collaboration / CRDTs.

• Design-engineering chops; you can go from Figma to pixel-perfect, or design it yourself.

• Built B2B apps with auth, org structure, and integrations.

• Competitive programmer (e.g. ACM ICPC).

Check us out at https://www.tyce.ai/

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