Frontend Engineer

SoloPulse Corp is a dual-use radar company committed to the relentless exploration of the frontiers of radar sensing technology. Located in Atlanta, GA, SoloPulse stands as a venture-backed startup, diligently cultivating strategic collaborations to proactively address critical safety imperatives and emerging autonomy needs across both civilian and military domains. Our distinguished team encompasses accomplished engineers, seasoned advisors, and experienced startup veterans, collectively driven by an overarching mission to change the way the world sees.

SoloPulse is seeking a Senior Frontend Engineer to build the operator-facing software for our radar systems. Our sensors output detections, tracks, and imagery products at high rates, and users need to work with that output in real time, often on limited hardware and unreliable networks. You will build the web applications they use, along with the integrations that carry our output into the systems they already run, including TAK and customer C2 and autonomy platforms. You will work with radar and embedded engineers on the data contracts behind the product and with end users on the workflows in front of it.

Key Responsibilities

• Design and build production web applications for real-time RF output visualization, including live detections and tracks, spectrogram displays, geospatial overlays, and post-mission playback and review
• Own features end to end, from problem framing and interaction design through implementation, field validation, and iteration
• Engineer for performance at high data rates: streaming ingest, efficient rendering, memory discipline, and smooth interaction on modest field hardware
• Define and shape the APIs and data contracts between the frontend and our embedded and backend systems, in partnership with the teams that build them
• Build and maintain integrations that deliver SoloPulse detections and tracks into the systems our users already operate, including TAK (ATAK, WinTAK, iTAK, and TAK Server) over Cursor on Target, along with customer C2, autonomy, and ISR platforms
• Own the interoperability layer end to end, including standards-based message formats, publish and subscribe interfaces, and the adapters, plugins, and SDKs that let partners and integrators consume our data
• Partner with integrators and government end users during integration events and demonstrations, and turn what breaks in those environments into durable product improvements
• Work directly with operators, test engineers, and customers to translate real workflows into features, and validate that what shipped actually works for them
• Establish frontend fundamentals as the product grows, including component architecture, testing, build and release tooling, telemetry, and error reporting