Frontend Software Engineer (Angular)
Team8
Description
We’re growing and looking to hire a Frontend Software Engineer who embodies our core values: People First, Customer Obsession, Strive for Excellence, and Integrity.
Claroty is a global leader in cyber-physical systems (CPS) protection, dedicated to securing the critical infrastructure that keeps the world running. We’re a fast-growing, award-winning team where innovation meets purpose—and we want you to help us define the future of cybersecurity.
At Claroty, our technology strategy is focused on solving real-world cyber-physical security problems at scale through robust, distributed, cloud-native architectures & Secured On-Prem architecture. We design and evolve a unified platform that serves as the technological backbone for all Claroty products, delivering deep visibility across CPS environments—without disrupting critical operations. Our architecture emphasizes scalability, resilience, and extensibility to support both cloud and on-prem deployments.
About the Role:
As a Frontend Software Engineer at Claroty, you will take end-to-end ownership of designing and deploying mission-critical features for our enterprise cyber protection platform using Angular and TypeScript. You will tackle complex architectural challenges and drive technical innovation to build scalable web applications that secure global critical infrastructure. This is an opportunity to work within a modern tech stack and make a direct impact as part of a high-performing, collaborative team.
Requirements:
As a Frontend Software Engineer , your impact will be:
- Design and implementation of end-to-end features for our enterprise OT cyber protection solution
- Take ownership of features from design to deployment, including architecture and development
- Build and maintain a web application, including component definition, reuse, and testing
- Work with a diverse technology stack, including Angular 21, Typescript, and Python3
- Drive product and technical innovation, as well as software development best practices