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Anthropic Posted 30+ days ago
Front End Engineer, Marketing
Location
San Francisco
Contract
Permanent
Full-time
Salary
$300–320k
Gross per year
Experience
Not specified
Job summary
Responsibilities
We're looking for a Front End Engineer to support our Brand Web team, working at the intersection of design and development to build and maintain Anthropic's web properties. In this role, you'll contribute to shipping high-quality web experiences across anthropic.com and claude.com — from…
- Own implementation of design system components and page templates across our web properties, with a focus on experiences that go beyond static content — interactive pages, data…
- Work within our headless CMS architecture, helping maintain and improve content modeling, structured data workflows, and the publishing experience
- Collaborate closely with designers to bridge the gap between static design and living, interactive web experiences
- Contribute to internal tools that help teams author, manage, and publish content at scale
- Participate in migrations and site architecture projects, taking on defined scopes within larger efforts led by senior team members
What they're looking for
- Have solid experience with modern frontend frameworks, particularly Next.js or similar React-based tooling, and are comfortable working within a design system
- Understand CSS at a level that lets you implement complex layouts, animations, and interactive experiences with precision
- Have hands-on experience with headless CMS platforms and can navigate content modeling, structured data workflows, and the operational side of keeping a large site running
- Have built internal tools or contributed to workflows that improve how teams work day-to-day, and enjoy that kind of problem-solving
- Can prototype quickly and iterate confidently, moving from rough idea to working proof-of-concept without getting stuck
Tech stack
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