Senior Design Engineer
for section headings: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We need to decide which sections have content.
We have About This Role paragraph: "About This Role We’re looking for a Senior Design Engineer..." That's about the role. So we can have About the role
with that paragraph.
Responsibilities: "What You'll Do" bullet list. So Responsibilities
with - items.
Requirements/Qualifications/Skills: "Key Experience" list. Could be under Requirements or Skills. We'll combine maybe as
Requirements
with list.
Pay: US pay range. So Pay
with paragraph.
We might also include a short note about location restrictions as a paragraph before sections? Could be under About the role? Probably separate note.
We must not include Benefits or Schedule sections because not specified.
We must not include filler like "commensurate with experience". Not present.
We must preserve all substantive information: include remote-first global team, mention MetaMask, Open Money, etc. Also mention that we are unable to consider applications from candidates based in France, Italy, or Germany. Also mention that salary range applies to US-based candidates only, compensation for outside US determined etc.
Also mention that they welcome diverse team, etc. But that's EEO-ish; but it's not boilerplate? It's about diversity and inclusion. Might be considered boilerplate? The instruction says remove EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate. The paragraph about diversity and inclusion might be considered EEO boilerplate. Safer to remove it. Also remove the AI, background check, fraudulent recruitment practices lines. Also remove the "We are committed to ensuring that our technology empowers people..." etc. That's also EEO-ish. So we should strip those.
We must keep the substantive role description, responsibilities, requirements, pay, location restriction, remote-first global team, mention of Open Money, MetaMask stats, etc.
Let's extract substantive paragraphs:
Opening: "Please note that we are unable to consider applications from candidates based in France, Italy, or Germany for this role. Money is moving onto the internet, and the shift has a name: Open Money. This is money that is open, portable, agentic, and owned by you. MetaMask spent the last ten years building it; with 100M+ downloads, users in ~190 countries, and trillions in cumulative transaction volume, it's the most trusted self-custodial financial platform on the internet. Now we're building the operating system for your money: one place to hold, move, grow, and use anything you own. Join a remote-first, global team rebuilding how money works: a problem that touches everyone, every day."
Then "About This Role We’re looking for a Senior Design Engineer to join the Consensys Design team, supporting MetaMask - the most used wallet in crypto. This is a rare opportunity to bring beautiful, intuitive experiences to millions of users engaging with decentralized applications and Web3 technologies every day. As a Senior Design Engineer, you'll turn complex flows into simple and delightful experiences across our app and browser extension. Working closely with designers, engineers, and product managers, you'll take ideas from prototype to production - sweating the animations, haptics, and micro-interactions that make every interaction feel considered, not just functional. You'll build in React and React Native with an eye for pixel-perfect execution, contribute to our design system, and build agentic workflows that help the team move faster without cutting corners. If you love making complex things feel simple, care about craft down to the smallest detail, and want that craft in the hands of 30M+ users, this role is for you."
Then "What You'll Do In one sentence: Make MetaMask interactions feel intuitive, fast, and delightful - across mobile and extension Build pixel-perfect interfaces in React and React Native, with obsessive attention to detail.Design and implement animations and micro-interactions that make every tap feel considered.Translate Figma designs into accessible, production-ready experiences with minimal handoff friction.Build agentic workflows and tooling that speed up design-to-code and day-to-day engineering work.Grow the MetaMask design system: reusable, accessible components built to scale across platforms.Move from idea to prototype fast and validate with real users.Push for craft everywhere - the small animation nobody asked for that makes an interaction click."
Then "Key Experience Portfolio demonstrating delightful, polished interfaces and interactions - not just static screens, but the motion and detail that make them feel alive.Proven track record shipping high-traffic, consumer-facing products in React and React Native.Fluency in modern JS/TypeScript and cross-platform frontend architecture: performance, accessibility, and scalable UI patternsAn eye for interaction design and motion - you know when animations and haptics earn their place and when they're just noise.Strong Figma literacy - you read a design file like code.Good judgment about when to polish and when to ship.Comfortable working autonomously across a distributed, global teamHands-on experience with crypto wallets, blockchain, or related Web3 products. Don't meet all the requirements? Don't sweat it. We’re passionate about building a diverse team of humans and as such, if you think you've got what it takes for our chaotic-but-fun, remote-friendly, start-up environment—apply anyway, detailing your relevant transferable skills in your cover letter. While we have a pretty good idea of what we need, we're ready for you to challenge our thinking on who needs to be in this role."
Then "The salary range listed for this role applies to US-based candidates only. Compensation for candidates based outside the US (including Canada, EMEA, and LATAM) will be determined based on location, experience, and skills during the interview process, and may differ from the listed US range. US pay range (not including bonus, equity or other benefits) $149,000—$210,000 USD"
We should keep the note about not meeting all requirements etc. That's part of Requirements/Skills.
We should not include the diversity encouragement paragraph after that? Actually after "Don't meet all the requirements? ..." there is a sentence about "We’re passionate about building a diverse team of humans..." That's diversity statement; might be considered EEO boilerplate. Safer to remove that sentence. Also the following sentence about challenging thinking is okay? It's about role flexibility. Might keep.
We need to decide what to keep: The sentence "Don't meet all the requirements? Don't sweat it. We’re passionate about building a diverse team of humans and as such, if you think you've got what it takes for our chaotic-but-fun, remote-friendly, start-up environment—apply anyway, detailing your relevant transferable skills in your cover letter." The part about diverse team is EEO-ish; but the core is encouraging applicants to apply anyway. Might keep but remove the diversity phrase? Could keep the sentence but maybe it's okay. The instruction says remove EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate. The phrase "building a diverse team of humans" is EEO. So better to remove that clause. Keep "Don't meet all the requirements? Don't sweat it. If you think you've got what it takes for our chaotic-but-fun, remote-friendly, start-up environment—apply anyway, detailing your relevant transferable skills in your cover letter." That seems okay.
Also the sentence "While we have a pretty good idea of what we need, we're ready for you to challenge our thinking on who needs to be in this role." Keep.
Now produce HTML.
Structure:
Please note that we are unable to consider applications from candidates based in France, Italy, or Germany for this role. Money is moving onto the internet, and the shift has a name: Open Money. This is money that is open, portable, agentic, and owned by you. MetaMask spent the last ten years building it; with 100M+ downloads, users in ~190 countries, and trillions in cumulative transaction volume, it's the most trusted self-custodial financial platform on the internet. Now we're building the operating system for your money: one place to hold, move, grow, and use anything you own. Join a remote-first, global team rebuilding how money works: a problem that touches everyone, every day.
About the role
We’re looking for a Senior Design Engineer to join the Consensys Design team, supporting MetaMask - the most used wallet in crypto. This is a rare opportunity to bring beautiful, intuitive experiences to millions of users engaging with decentralized applications and Web3 technologies every day. As a Senior Design Engineer, you'll turn complex flows into simple and delightful experiences across our app and browser extension. Working closely with designers, engineers, and product managers, you'll take ideas from prototype to production - sweating the animations, haptics, and micro-interactions that make every interaction feel considered, not just functional. You'll build in React and React Native with an eye for pixel-perfect execution, contribute to our design system, and build agentic workflows that help the team move faster without cutting corners. If you love making complex things feel simple, care about craft down to the smallest detail, and want that craft in the hands of 30M+ users, this role is for you.
Responsibilities
- Make MetaMask interactions feel intuitive, fast, and delightful - across mobile and extension
- Build pixel-perfect interfaces in React and React Native, with obsessive attention to detail
- Design and implement animations and micro-interactions that make every tap feel considered
- Translate Figma designs into accessible, production-ready experiences with minimal handoff friction
- Build agentic workflows and tooling that speed up design-to-code and day-to-day engineering work
- Grow the MetaMask design system: reusable, accessible components built to scale across platforms
- Move from idea to prototype fast and validate with real users
- Push for craft everywhere - the small animation nobody asked for that makes an interaction click
Requirements
- Portfolio demonstrating delightful, polished interfaces and interactions - not just static screens, but the motion and detail that make them feel alive
- Proven track record shipping high-traffic, consumer-facing products in React and React Native
- Fluency in modern JS/TypeScript and cross-platform frontend architecture: performance, accessibility, and scalable UI patterns
- An eye for interaction design and motion - you know when animations and haptics earn their place and when they're just noise
- Strong Figma literacy - you read a design file like code
- Good judgment about when to polish and when to ship
- Comfortable working autonomously across a distributed, global team
- Hands-on experience with crypto wallets, blockchain, or related Web3 products
- Don't meet all the requirements? Don't sweat it
Requirements
with list. Pay: US pay range. SoPay
with paragraph. We might also include a short note about location restrictions as a paragraph before sections? Could be under About the role? Probably separatenote. We must not include Benefits or Schedule sections because not specified. We must not include filler like "commensurate with experience". Not present. We must preserve all substantive information: include remote-first global team, mention MetaMask, Open Money, etc. Also mention that we are unable to consider applications from candidates based in France, Italy, or Germany. Also mention that salary range applies to US-based candidates only, compensation for outside US determined etc. Also mention that they welcome diverse team, etc. But that's EEO-ish; but it's not boilerplate? It's about diversity and inclusion. Might be considered boilerplate? The instruction says remove EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate. The paragraph about diversity and inclusion might be considered EEO boilerplate. Safer to remove it. Also remove the AI, background check, fraudulent recruitment practices lines. Also remove the "We are committed to ensuring that our technology empowers people..." etc. That's also EEO-ish. So we should strip those. We must keep the substantive role description, responsibilities, requirements, pay, location restriction, remote-first global team, mention of Open Money, MetaMask stats, etc. Let's extract substantive paragraphs: Opening: "Please note that we are unable to consider applications from candidates based in France, Italy, or Germany for this role. Money is moving onto the internet, and the shift has a name: Open Money. This is money that is open, portable, agentic, and owned by you. MetaMask spent the last ten years building it; with 100M+ downloads, users in ~190 countries, and trillions in cumulative transaction volume, it's the most trusted self-custodial financial platform on the internet. Now we're building the operating system for your money: one place to hold, move, grow, and use anything you own. Join a remote-first, global team rebuilding how money works: a problem that touches everyone, every day." Then "About This Role We’re looking for a Senior Design Engineer to join the Consensys Design team, supporting MetaMask - the most used wallet in crypto. This is a rare opportunity to bring beautiful, intuitive experiences to millions of users engaging with decentralized applications and Web3 technologies every day. As a Senior Design Engineer, you'll turn complex flows into simple and delightful experiences across our app and browser extension. Working closely with designers, engineers, and product managers, you'll take ideas from prototype to production - sweating the animations, haptics, and micro-interactions that make every interaction feel considered, not just functional. You'll build in React and React Native with an eye for pixel-perfect execution, contribute to our design system, and build agentic workflows that help the team move faster without cutting corners. If you love making complex things feel simple, care about craft down to the smallest detail, and want that craft in the hands of 30M+ users, this role is for you." Then "What You'll Do In one sentence: Make MetaMask interactions feel intuitive, fast, and delightful - across mobile and extension Build pixel-perfect interfaces in React and React Native, with obsessive attention to detail.Design and implement animations and micro-interactions that make every tap feel considered.Translate Figma designs into accessible, production-ready experiences with minimal handoff friction.Build agentic workflows and tooling that speed up design-to-code and day-to-day engineering work.Grow the MetaMask design system: reusable, accessible components built to scale across platforms.Move from idea to prototype fast and validate with real users.Push for craft everywhere - the small animation nobody asked for that makes an interaction click." Then "Key Experience Portfolio demonstrating delightful, polished interfaces and interactions - not just static screens, but the motion and detail that make them feel alive.Proven track record shipping high-traffic, consumer-facing products in React and React Native.Fluency in modern JS/TypeScript and cross-platform frontend architecture: performance, accessibility, and scalable UI patternsAn eye for interaction design and motion - you know when animations and haptics earn their place and when they're just noise.Strong Figma literacy - you read a design file like code.Good judgment about when to polish and when to ship.Comfortable working autonomously across a distributed, global teamHands-on experience with crypto wallets, blockchain, or related Web3 products. Don't meet all the requirements? Don't sweat it. We’re passionate about building a diverse team of humans and as such, if you think you've got what it takes for our chaotic-but-fun, remote-friendly, start-up environment—apply anyway, detailing your relevant transferable skills in your cover letter. While we have a pretty good idea of what we need, we're ready for you to challenge our thinking on who needs to be in this role." Then "The salary range listed for this role applies to US-based candidates only. Compensation for candidates based outside the US (including Canada, EMEA, and LATAM) will be determined based on location, experience, and skills during the interview process, and may differ from the listed US range. US pay range (not including bonus, equity or other benefits) $149,000—$210,000 USD" We should keep the note about not meeting all requirements etc. That's part of Requirements/Skills. We should not include the diversity encouragement paragraph after that? Actually after "Don't meet all the requirements? ..." there is a sentence about "We’re passionate about building a diverse team of humans..." That's diversity statement; might be considered EEO boilerplate. Safer to remove that sentence. Also the following sentence about challenging thinking is okay? It's about role flexibility. Might keep. We need to decide what to keep: The sentence "Don't meet all the requirements? Don't sweat it. We’re passionate about building a diverse team of humans and as such, if you think you've got what it takes for our chaotic-but-fun, remote-friendly, start-up environment—apply anyway, detailing your relevant transferable skills in your cover letter." The part about diverse team is EEO-ish; but the core is encouraging applicants to apply anyway. Might keep but remove the diversity phrase? Could keep the sentence but maybe it's okay. The instruction says remove EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate. The phrase "building a diverse team of humans" is EEO. So better to remove that clause. Keep "Don't meet all the requirements? Don't sweat it. If you think you've got what it takes for our chaotic-but-fun, remote-friendly, start-up environment—apply anyway, detailing your relevant transferable skills in your cover letter." That seems okay. Also the sentence "While we have a pretty good idea of what we need, we're ready for you to challenge our thinking on who needs to be in this role." Keep. Now produce HTML. Structure:
Please note that we are unable to consider applications from candidates based in France, Italy, or Germany for this role. Money is moving onto the internet, and the shift has a name: Open Money. This is money that is open, portable, agentic, and owned by you. MetaMask spent the last ten years building it; with 100M+ downloads, users in ~190 countries, and trillions in cumulative transaction volume, it's the most trusted self-custodial financial platform on the internet. Now we're building the operating system for your money: one place to hold, move, grow, and use anything you own. Join a remote-first, global team rebuilding how money works: a problem that touches everyone, every day.
About the role
We’re looking for a Senior Design Engineer to join the Consensys Design team, supporting MetaMask - the most used wallet in crypto. This is a rare opportunity to bring beautiful, intuitive experiences to millions of users engaging with decentralized applications and Web3 technologies every day. As a Senior Design Engineer, you'll turn complex flows into simple and delightful experiences across our app and browser extension. Working closely with designers, engineers, and product managers, you'll take ideas from prototype to production - sweating the animations, haptics, and micro-interactions that make every interaction feel considered, not just functional. You'll build in React and React Native with an eye for pixel-perfect execution, contribute to our design system, and build agentic workflows that help the team move faster without cutting corners. If you love making complex things feel simple, care about craft down to the smallest detail, and want that craft in the hands of 30M+ users, this role is for you.
Responsibilities
- Make MetaMask interactions feel intuitive, fast, and delightful - across mobile and extension
- Build pixel-perfect interfaces in React and React Native, with obsessive attention to detail
- Design and implement animations and micro-interactions that make every tap feel considered
- Translate Figma designs into accessible, production-ready experiences with minimal handoff friction
- Build agentic workflows and tooling that speed up design-to-code and day-to-day engineering work
- Grow the MetaMask design system: reusable, accessible components built to scale across platforms
- Move from idea to prototype fast and validate with real users
- Push for craft everywhere - the small animation nobody asked for that makes an interaction click
Requirements
- Portfolio demonstrating delightful, polished interfaces and interactions - not just static screens, but the motion and detail that make them feel alive
- Proven track record shipping high-traffic, consumer-facing products in React and React Native
- Fluency in modern JS/TypeScript and cross-platform frontend architecture: performance, accessibility, and scalable UI patterns
- An eye for interaction design and motion - you know when animations and haptics earn their place and when they're just noise
- Strong Figma literacy - you read a design file like code
- Good judgment about when to polish and when to ship
- Comfortable working autonomously across a distributed, global team
- Hands-on experience with crypto wallets, blockchain, or related Web3 products
- Don't meet all the requirements? Don't sweat it