Senior Frontend Engineer. WebGPU, 3D Visualization

We are looking for a senior frontend engineer to build high-performance 3D scientific visualization directly in the browser.

You will work at the intersection of frontend engineering, GPU programming, and large-scale data visualization. The core challenge is making complex 3D and time-varying datasets interactive in the browser without requiring users to download or fully load them first.

What you will do

• Build browser-based 3D visualization using TypeScript and WebGPU.
• Render large meshes, point clouds, volumetric fields, and other scientific data.
• Integrate visualization with asynchronous and random-access data streaming.
• Design efficient GPU buffer management, caching, and incremental scene updates.
• Build React-based UI around the visualization experience.
• Profile and optimize CPU, GPU, memory, and network performance.

• Work closely with systems, backend, and GPU engineers on end-to-end data delivery.

   

What we are looking for

• Strong production experience with TypeScript / JavaScript.
• Practical experience with WebGPU, or deep WebGL experience with an interest in moving to WebGPU.
• Strong understanding of performance optimization in browser applications.
• Experience with React or another modern frontend framework.
• Good knowledge of vector math, coordinate systems, cameras, transforms, and spatial data structures.

Nice to have

• Experience with Three.js, Babylon.js, vtk.js, React Three Fiber, or custom rendering engines.
• WGSL, GLSL, CUDA, Vulkan, DirectX, or Metal experience.
• Scientific visualization experience with ParaView, VTK, VisIt, or similar tools.
• Volume rendering, isosurfaces, unstructured meshes, point clouds, particles, or large geometry.
• LOD systems, spatial partitioning, octrees, BVHs, or GPU-driven rendering.
• Background in CAD, simulation, geospatial, medical imaging, games, or visualization software.