The role

Someone arrives with a mint address and no patience. They need to understand what a campaign will cost, what it will and will not do, and what happens after they pay, before they decide. The hard part is not the interface work; it is presenting real constraints without either hiding them or drowning the person in them.

What you would own

Own the console end to end: token verification, campaign shaping, cost preview, payment and progress
Present limits honestly at the point of decision rather than in a terms page nobody reads
Keep it fast and usable on a mid-range phone, which is where most of this traffic actually is
Work without a component library, because the interface is hand-built and stays that way

What we need

Strong vanilla TypeScript and CSS, without leaning on a framework to structure the work
Genuine attention to loading, empty, error and partial states
Ability to say no to an interface pattern that would imply a guarantee we cannot make

Nice to have

Experience with wallet connection flows and their failure modes
Prior work on a product where the pricing was shown before the signup

These are genuinely optional. Nobody has been turned down for missing all of them.

Terms

Salary	GBP 60,000 - 85,000 per year
Employment type	Full-time
Location	Remote, with a registered office at 20 Kelvinhaugh Pl, Glasgow
Eligibility	United Kingdom or Ireland, so that working hours overlap
Posted	18 August 2026
Closes	18 August 2027

Hiring process

A written reply from someone who read your application, usually within a week.
A conversation about what you have built and what you would want to own here.
A technical session on a real problem from our backlog, not a puzzle. Around two hours, paid if it runs longer.
A call with the person you would work alongside, and an offer with the salary already stated above.

How to apply

Email support@solanavolumebotpro.com with Frontend Engineer, Console in the subject line. Include your CV and a few sentences on what you would change first. A link to code, writing or a system you ran counts for more than a covering letter.

If you are unsure whether your background fits, apply and say so in the note. We would rather read an application that turns out to be a mismatch than miss one that was not.