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A construction-software company is requiring frontend engineers to design and build AI-powered features and agentic workflows into its core product, signaling that AI integration is moving from a side project into a baseline expectation for everyday engineering work.
We’re looking for a Staff Software Engineer - Frontend to join Procore’s Quality and Safety team. In this role, you’ll play a critical role in designing robust systems and building the canvas-based Pages product and Dataset Editor.
As a Staff Software Engineer - Frontend, you’ll partner with cross-functional engineering, product, and design teams to connect everyone in construction on one global platform. Procore's software aims to improve the lives of everyone in construction, and the people within Product & Technology are the driving force behind our innovative, top-rated global platform. We're a customer-centric group that encompasses engineering, product, product design and data, security, and business systems—join us today to help build the future of the industry.
This position reports to a Senior Engineering Manager and will be based in our Cairo, Egypt office. We’re looking for someone to join us immediately.
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