Open position
product @0001 · frontend systems
Help us turn complicated product problems into clear, dependable digital experiences — from the first decision through release and the work that follows.
Workplace Tokyo
The work
You will work across 0001 products and long-running client systems. The role combines product judgement, interaction design, and hands-on frontend engineering.
- Shape product flows from a real constraint, not a feature list.
- Build responsive, accessible interfaces in TypeScript, HTML, and CSS.
- Work in existing Astro and React applications without flattening their character.
- Connect frontend work to APIs, content systems, and deployment infrastructure.
- Test the actual interaction, document decisions, and carry work through release.
You
We care more about the quality of your judgement and contributions than a title or a specific number of years.
- You are fluent in modern TypeScript and browser fundamentals.
- You notice typography, spacing, loading states, and awkward edge cases.
- You can read an unfamiliar codebase and make a focused change safely.
- You communicate clearly in writing and are comfortable working asynchronously.
- You can explain a tradeoff, ask for evidence, and change direction when the evidence does.
How we work
Everyone has the same title: product @0001. There are no internal levels in the name, and responsibility follows the work rather than a fixed hierarchy.
- Async first, with no meetings by default.
- Small commits and working releases over speculative roadmaps.
- Open code and documented decisions, except for personal data and active client work.
- Ownership from the first product decision through delivery and handover.
The process
- Send a short introduction with links to work you are proud of.
- Choose a real task that reflects the work and complete it as a small trial project.
- Review the result together, including the decisions and tradeoffs behind it.
- Start with a three-month onboarding period before both sides decide to continue.
Interested?
Write a short, direct note about what you want to work on and include two or three examples that show how you think and build.
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