At Rover, pets and their people are at the heart of everything we do. We connect pet parents with trusted pet care across the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia. Headquartered in Seattle and Barcelona, we’re a values driven, fast-growing tech company focused on building safe and personalized experiences tailored to the needs of each unique pet. We’re investing in AI as a business accelerator and provide every team member access to AI tools in service of creating better experiences for our community.
We are the Client Platform team. We help other developers at Rover build high quality experiences quickly by focusing on underlying tools and frameworks. We manage and build out core tooling and platforms for frontend development across the web and mobile apps at Rover. We are looking for this role to be primarily focused on web and React Native frontend.
As a senior engineer on our team, you will: * Solve complex technical problems at the fundamentals of our web and React Native clients. * Work to set technical standards across Rover; then evangelize and educate on those standards. * Build cross-platform code that works across both web and React Native. * Help to set a technical roadmap and vision for the team. * Work with other engineers in Barcelona to help mentor them and answer questions on Client Platform topics. * Represent Client Platform in broad forums and collect feedback that helps inform the team’s roadmap and vision. * Help mentor and coach more junior engineers.
Rover engineers, including this team, are heavy users of Claude for daily engineering practices. Client Platform aims to generally be “AI Native” with work. We are reworking our workflows to adopt AI practices to be central. This means things such as: using workflows to handle large migrations, iterating on Claude skills, developing codebase context. It also impacts how we accomplish our work, from reorganizing how we go about our days to restructuring PR descriptions.
Principles: * You are still responsible for your code. AI should be used to expand understanding, not substitute for it. “Claude did it” is not an excuse. * Text intended for humans should be written by humans. Slack messages, PR descriptions, design docs, etc should all still be written by you. * PR authors are responsible for making their PRs easily reviewable. The more complex/large a PR, the more the author needs to do for others.