Senior Frontend Engineer

About TRADL AI

TRADL AI is building Indias first AI trading co-pilot for 100M+ traders.

Today, we convert natural language into verified, code-backed stock intelligence - no hallucinations, no black boxes. Tomorrow, were building the full stack: real-time chart intelligence, autonomous research agents, and portfolio-aware execution. Were turning what institutional desks spend millions on into a conversation anyone can have. Were live, growing fast, and the hardest technical problems are still ahead of us.

Were live, growing fast, and the hardest technical problems are still ahead of us.

We are building the engineering team that will scale this from hundreds to hundreds of thousands of concurrent traders.

Why This Role Exists

Trading interfaces have zero margin for latency, rendering errors, or unreliable data. Traders spend six hours a day inside it. This role owns the entire web frontend. You set the architectural foundation for how every page is built, how state flows, how data streams, and how the UI holds up under load. All of it is data-dense, real-time, and unforgiving of sloppy implementation.

What Youll Own

What Were Looking For

• 4–6 years in frontend engineering with React + TypeScript as primary stack.
• 3+ years at a startup - youve shipped under pressure, owned features end to end, and dealt with the mess of moving fast.
• Real-time data visualization experience. Youve built dashboards that update at sub-second intervals without frame drops.
• State management at scale - Zustand, Redux, or Jotai. You know when to reach for which and why.
• TanStack Query for server state. WebSocket integration experience, reconnection logic, subscription management, binary data parsing.
• AG Grid or equivalent data grid experience.

Bonus Points

• FlexLayout, react-grid-layout, or experience building draggable dashboard systems
• Plotly.js or complex data visualization libraries
• Performance optimization for data-heavy UIs at production scale
• Experience building trading terminals or analytical interfaces