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Senior Frontend Engineer, Growth

LondonOnsite · United Kingdom
Senior · FullTime · Engineering
POSTED 28 APR
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About Incard

Incard’s mission is to build the financial operating system for entrepreneurs.

We are focused on creating a system where business banking, financial tools, and application logic are coordinated into a single control layer.

Through the app store, entrepreneurs and developers can build industry-specific functionality as their business evolves.

Who We're Looking For

We're looking for a Senior Frontend Engineer to own the next generation of our marketing website, the front door to the Incard brand and the first product most people will ever touch.

You obsess over pixel-perfect UI, fluid animation, and performance at every breakpoint. You understand that a marketing site is a product in its own right — one that has to feel as crafted as the bank behind it.

You'll sit at the intersection of engineering, design, and growth, embedded in our GTM team and partnering daily with marketing, design, and product. You'll make sure every page, every experiment, and every campaign reflects the quality of what we ship — and that the site evolves in lockstep with the product as we scale.

This role is perfect for someone who lives in the details, ships fast without compromising on craft, and treats Core Web Vitals, motion design, and conversion rate as parts of the same job.

What You'll Do

Own and scale the Incard marketing website end-to-end on Vercel + Next.js App Router

Build brand-defining UI with complex animations, micro-interactions, and motion that feel native to Incard — never gratuitous, always purposeful

Ship pages that are flawlessly responsive across every device, from 320px phones to ultrawide displays

Drive technical SEO: Core Web Vitals, structured data, sitemaps, metadata, internationalization, and the right SSR/ISR/SSG strategy for every page

Partner with the GTM team on SEA campaigns, landing pages, and A/B experiments that turn traffic into signups

Own the full tracking and analytics stack — GTM, GA4, server-side tagging, conversion APIs, attribution, and consent management

Keep the marketing site and product visually and narratively aligned as both evolve — when product ships, the site reflects it

Build the tooling, components, and architecture that let marketing, design, and content move fast without ever dropping the quality bar

What We're Looking For

5+ years of frontend experience with React, TypeScript, and Next.js App Router on Vercel

An exceptional eye for UI craft — typography, spacing, color, hierarchy — you can tell exactly why a layout works or doesn't, and you can fix it

Strong command of modern animation libraries (Framer Motion, GSAP, Lottie) and advanced CSS — with the taste to know when motion serves the user and when it gets in the way

Deep knowledge of technical SEO, Core Web Vitals, and modern rendering strategies (SSG, ISR, SSR, edge, streaming)

Hands-on experience with the tracking ecosystem — GTM, GA4, Segment, server-side tagging, attribution models, A/B testing platforms, consent frameworks

A track record of building marketing or growth sites that perform — both technically and commercially

Comfort working directly with marketing, design, and GTM stakeholders, and translating brand and campaign intent into shipped code

A bias for ownership: you treat the site like a product, not a project

Benefits

Competitive cash-based compensation

Incard stock options

25 days of paid time off per year, plus bank holidays and your birthday off

Global health insurance and unlimited paid sick leave

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