Job Description
### About Mento
Mento is a career technology company that helps people be exceptional and thrive at work through human, AI, and software-based coaching. We're on a mission to provide people access to the best support, advice, and mentorship at work and empower them to take action on it. In a world where jobs and careers are rapidly changing, we believe that transformational growth and continuous improvement is mandatory for people and companies to thrive. We strive to create a fun, conscientious, collaborative, and supportive work environment. We are a US-based, remote-first company, backed by leading VCs and angel investors.
### About The Role
We're looking for a **Frontend Product Engineer** to craft the user experience of our AI-powered coaching platform. This role is focused on building beautiful, intuitive interfaces that make AI coaching feel natural and accessible. You'll work primarily in **React**, **Redux Toolkit**, and **Material-UI**, designing and implementing features that help users interact with AI coaches, track their development, and take action on coaching insights. In this role, you'll join our engineering team and own the frontend experience. You'll work closely with design and coaching teams to translate coaching concepts into compelling product features, with a particular focus on AI-driven interactions and real-time user experiences.
### Key Responsibilities:
- Build AI-focused user interfaces. You'll design and implement interfaces for AI coaching interactions—chat experiences, coaching session flows, AI-generated recommendations, and personalized dashboards. You'll think deeply about how to present AI outputs in ways that feel trustworthy and actionable.
- Own the frontend architecture and component library. You'll work with React, Redux Toolkit, and Material-UI to build maintainable, reusable components.
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