Frontend & Desktop Engineer

At Utkast AI , we’re changing how people work.

We believe the future of work isn’t about doing more — it’s about doing less of what doesn’t matter.

The endless admin, the meeting notes, the follow-ups, the email threads — that’s not the real work.

The real work is thinking, creating, connecting, and leading.

Utkast exists to remove the boring middle work that slows people down — automating everything from email writing to meeting notetaking and summaries — so professionals can focus on what truly drives progress.

We’re building an intelligent layer that lives across your communication and workflow, learns your voice and context, and quietly works alongside you.

This isn’t just another productivity app.

It’s a new way to work.

If you want to help shape that future — join us, and build something that truly changes how people work.

About the Role

We’re looking for a Frontend & Desktop Engineer who wants to shape how people experience the future of work.

At Utkast, we’re building the intelligent layer that lives across your daily tools — email, meetings, and beyond — quietly automating the busywork and amplifying what humans do best.

You’ll design and build everything users touch — from our web app to seamless desktop integrations that connect Utkast directly into Gmail, Outlook, and the modern workspace.

Your work will define how humans interact with intelligence : effortless, elegant, and deeply human.

You will

• Build fast, polished interfaces with Next.js (App Router) and TypeScript
• Develop cross-platform apps using Electron / Tauri
• Bring Utkast’s intelligence directly into daily workflows (email, calendar, meetings, communication ++)
• Implement real-time collaboration, localization, and accessibility features
• Partner with design, backend and AI teams to craft intuitive, emotionally resonant experiences

You bring

You’ll thrive here if

You care about how technology feels. You want to bridge web, desktop, and AI into one fluid workspace that lets people think and create without friction.

You’re excited to build interfaces that make users feel like they’ve stepped into the future — and wonder how they ever worked without it.