Join our client Emidat and help them build their digital infrastructure for sustainable product decisions in industries worldwide.
Emidat is on a mission to make sustainability measurable, comparable, and actionable. Their platform helps companies in energy-intensive industries calculate and manage product-level emissions based on Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) standards – quickly, transparently, and at scale.
Currently, we’re looking for a curious and driven mind like you – someone who not only understands frontend engineering but is excited to shape and scale the frontend from an early stage.
As a Product Engineer (Frontend) , you’ll take ownership – of features, of quality, and of the frontend experience of a fast-evolving platform.

WHAT’S THIS ALL ABOUT?

Emidat is currently in an exciting phase of growth and evolution – and this is your chance to play a key role in shaping what’s next. You’ll work hand in hand with the CTO , gain deep product and business context, and bring your ideas directly into the product.
We’re looking for someone who’s entrepreneurial in spirit , confident in their craft, and enjoys thinking beyond their lane. Someone who thrives in early-stage environments, gets things done, and wants to contribute holistically – not just code, but also product direction, team culture and long-term vision.

• 3+ years of experience in frontend engineering, ideally in an early-stage startup or product-focused team.
• Proficiency in TypeScript (and ideally React), with an eye for clean, maintainable code.
• A strong product mindset: You care about UX, user journeys, and the details that make a feature great.
• You’re curious about AI-powered development tools and open to integrating them into your workflow to move faster and build smarter.
• A hands-on, builder mentality : You’re comfortable with speed, ambiguity, and learning on the go.
• A confident communicator who brings in their perspective, challenges ideas constructively, and enjoys collaborating closely with leadership.
• Bonus: You enjoy working across the stack and aren’t afraid to dive into backend tasks from time to time.