Build AI-powered frontend tools that power Ramp's Go-To-Market growth engine

Interview for Ramp's Web Engineering team building React/Next.js frontend apps for marketers — self-serve landing page tools, ad-experiment agents, and LLM copilots for sales collateral — while shaping GTM website projects and a shared design system. Covers React depth, applying LLMs in production, and UX craft under a fast-paced, high-ownership culture. Suited to frontend engineers with 3+ years of React experience who have shipped AI features into production.

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What this interview tests

React/Next.js architecture for internal AI-powered tools
Integrating LLMs into production frontend workflows
Design systems and UX craft for GTM-facing tools
Ownership and speed vs. long-term codebase health tradeoffs
Cross-functional collaboration with growth, marketing, and design

Common question themes

Architect a frontend app that wraps an LLM for a non-technical marketer user

Describe a React project where you owned both engineering and visual/UX quality

How have you applied AI/LLMs in a production environment, and what broke

Building a design system that scales across many small internal tools

A time you owned a problem end-to-end with high agency and had to move fast

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