OSlash is a workplace productivity suite that works across all platforms - web, browser extension, mobile & desktop.

What we are looking for:

• Strong JavaScript & TypeScript skills (you’ll also be working on cutting edge libraries like NativeBase, urql, react-hook-forms, react-query, zustand, etc.)
• Core technical chops are a must; we immensely value those who can jump in, get their hands dirty and understand how it all works under the hood
• Engineers who are willing to wear the user’s shoes while consciously solving problems and crafting unique experiences
• Engineers who value a high bar for their work and for their team
• Engineers who deeply care about the business impact of what they’re building
• A balance between craft, speed, and impact on the bottom line

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What you’ll get working at OSlash:

• Fantastic workplace benefits
• Equitable pay and stock options
• Opportunity to work alongside some of the best people in the frontend, backend, security, SRE, and design, all sharing the responsibility of building a high-quality consumer-centric product.

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Our frontend stack:

• 100% TypeScript
• Next.js
• Expo (for the mobile app)
• In-house Design System based on Tailwind CSS
• Custom Webpack-based development environment for the browser extension
• GitHub Actions for CI/CD
• Vercel for preview deployments
• RainforestQA and Playwright for automated tests

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Reach out to us if you love:

• Building open source projects (check out our budding open-source org at https://github.com/getoslash)
• Learning and implementing the latest and greatest JavaScript features
• Experimenting with new frameworks
• Building user interfaces that work across platforms like browser extensions, web & native apps
• Building amazing user experiences with accessibility & productivity in mind
• Writing testable code with solid unit tests & code coverage
• Documenting UI Components with Storybook & writing stories to help the rest of the team adopt the components
• Writing CSS :sparkles:

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Salary range

‍₹20L - ₹40L

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Sounds interesting?

If this sounds like something up your alley, please solve this assignment https://osl.sh/frontend-assignment and send your solution to hiring@oslash.com