We are seeking Web Graphics Engineers to integrate our powerful rendering technology into popular web frameworks, delivering exceptional experiences for our customers. This role sits at the intersection of high-performance graphics, web technology, and developer experience, and will be key in building the interface between our company’s technology and its customers' applications. We’re building a spatial streaming service for high fidelity delivery of 3D content to anywhere in the world on any device - this role is to ensure our real-time system performs best-in-class on web deployments and provides a great developer experience for customers using our SDK.

What You'll Do:

Build Web SDKs using WebAssembly (WASM) and Emscripten
Integrate Miris with web graphics frameworks
Collaborate with graphics engineers to design intuitive, web-friendly APIs
Prototype rendering paths and integrations using WebGPU and WebGL
Create samples, tools, and documentation that improve developer experience and adoption

What You'll Bring:

Experience with WASM, Emscripten, and high-performance browser rendering.
Knowledge of WebGPU and/or WebGL and real-time graphics fundamentals.
Strong JavaScript/TypeScript skills and a focus on clean API design.
General working knowledge of C++
Experience with web frameworks like Three.js, or similar

Target Base Salary Range

$89,155 - $287,488 USD (Depending on Experience Level)

Compensation and Benefits:

Our compensation philosophy is designed to attract, motivate, and retain top talent. We offer competitive and fair pay that reflects the value of each role within our organization and the broader market. We believe that every employee who brings impact should share in our success and reflect that with generous equity options.

Base salary is influenced by several factors, including the scope, complexity, and responsibilities of the role, internal equity across similar roles, external market benchmarks for comparable positions, and the candidate’s job-related knowledge, skills, and experience.

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