Software Engineer

Web Developer – AR / WebAssembly / WebGPU

About Flam

Flam is the world’s first AI-powered Mixed Reality Content Platform for Marketing & Advertising.

We’re building high-performance AR experiences directly in the browser, leveraging WebGPU and WebAssembly to push the limits of what web apps can do.

We’re looking for a deep-tech Web Developer who loves hard technical challenges, writing high-performance code, and working with complex math, graphics, and computer vision pipelines on the web.

️ What You’ll Do

Build web-based AR experiences using JavaScript / TypeScript and WebAssembly

Integrate C++ algorithms into WASM modules for real-time performance

Implement compute-intensive graphics or vision pipelines using WebGPU

Optimize pipelines for speed, memory efficiency, and low latency

Solve mathematical and algorithmic challenges in rendering and CV

Collaborate with cross-functional teams to push the boundaries of browser-based AR

Required Skills

Strong proficiency in JavaScript / TypeScript

Deep expertise in C++ and compiling to WebAssembly

Hands-on experience with WebGPU

Solid foundation in mathematics (linear algebra, geometry, matrix operations)

Experience in performance profiling, debugging, and optimization

Passion for solving hard technical problems in graphics or vision

➕ Bonus Skills

Knowledge of real-time rendering techniques or shaders

Familiarity with AR / VR or mixed reality pipelines

Prior contributions to open-source performance-critical web tooling

Experience with multi-threaded or parallel compute in the browser

Why Flam?

Work on bleeding-edge AR experiences in the browser

Solve hard, low-level performance and graphics problems

Collaborate with a highly technical, experimental team

Influence architecture and performance for products used by global brands

Competitive compensation and perks for engineers who love deep technical challenges

⚡ We’re looking for someone curious, mathematically sharp, and obsessed with performance—engineers who want to push web technologies to their limits.