Senior Frontend Engineer - Trading Platform (Europe, Remote)
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Job description
About GoCharting
GoCharting is a web-native charting and trading workflow platform with institutional-grade orderflow and DOM tools – footprint/cluster charts, volume/market profile, cumulative delta, imbalance charts, and DOM trading. GoCharting is the only platform that delivers these capabilities fully on the web. It is comparable to TradingView for general charting, but differentiated as the leader in the professional orderflow niche. The company is PE-acquired and funded as of 2025, is profitable, has 3M+ registered traders globally, and has a mandate to scale 10x over 4 years.
The Role
You will own features and reliability in GoCharting's next-gen web terminal: a real-time multi-chart trading workspace and dense market UI. The work spans product features, performance, state and sync correctness, and production incident fixes raised by active traders.
What You'll Do
- Design and ship end-to-end features in the production terminal, and keep combine/parity paths aligned when needed
- Debug hard multi-tab, hydrate, and persistence races
- Improve performance on large lists and busy charts – virtualization, subscription lifecycle, and avoiding expensive Redux churn
- Collaborate with the product and design teams on UX
- Write clear PRs, and communicate risk on sync, auth, and adjacent broker paths
- Mentor the team – raise the bar on React patterns, state boundaries, and “fix the cause, not the symptom”
What We're Looking For
Must-Haves
- 5+ years shipping complex React SPAs – hooks-first, with comfort in legacy class components
- Strong TypeScript/JavaScript and Redux (or an equivalent global + local store architecture)
- Experience with realtime / high-frequency UI – websockets, live lists, charting, trading, or similar
- Proven debugging of cross-window state, persistence, or multi-store sync bugs
- Comfort in a large monorepo – webpack, shared packages, long-lived feature branches
- Clear written communication with product and peers
Nice-to-Haves
- Chart products, market data, or broker integrations
- Canvas/SVG/WebGL charting, WASM, transpilation
- Virtualized lists (react-window etc.) and Emotion/styled UI systems
- Vitest/Jest, and Bitbucket/GitHub workflows
- Performance profiling in Chrome for long-lived trading sessions
Logistics
Location: Remote / hybrid
Employment Type: Full-Time
Reports To: Engineering Lead / Product Engineering
Originally posted on Himalayas
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