Staff Frontend Engineer - Photo Editing - Design experience

Join the team redefining how the world experiences design. Hey, g'day, mabuhay, kia ora, 你好, hallo, vítejte! Thanks for stopping by. We know job hunting can be a little time-consuming and you're probably keen to find out what's on offer, so we'll get straight to the point. Where and how you can work Our flagship Sydney campus is uniquely Canva - an extension of our Surry Hills neighbourhood. It’s a thoughtfully designed space with plenty of room to collaborate, focus, and connect. This role is based in Sydney, and we’re looking for someone who calls it home. Our hybrid way of working gives you the flexibility to work remotely and to come together on campus for meaningful in-person collaboration and connection when it matters most. We trust our Canvanauts to choose the balance that empowers them and their team to achieve their goals. What you'd be doing in this role As Canva scales, change continues to be part of our DNA. But we like to think that's all part of the fun. So this will give you the flavour of the type of things you'll be working on when you start, but this will likely evolve. At the moment, this role is focused on: Setting the technical direction for frontend architecture across the Photo group and partnering teams. Framing and leading complex cross-team frontend initiatives, balancing technical excellence with product outcomes. Raising the engineering bar through architecture, performance improvements, mentoring, and technical standards. Identifying strategic technical opportunities and risks that shape Canva's long-term product direction. Collaborating closely with senior engineers, machine learning engineers, product managers, and designers to deliver ambitious user experiences. Representing the Photo group in cross-group architecture discussions and influencing the evolution of Canva's frontend platform. Contributing hands-on to critical technical projects while enabling other engineers to do their best work. You're probably a match if You have exte