Open Roles Blocks for Shadcn UI

Careers pages have a single job: get qualified candidates to apply. The fastest way to lose them is a confusing list. The fastest way to keep them is a calm, well-grouped, immediately scannable index of roles.

Patterns

Careers pages range from a five-role startup index to a global hiring portal. The right pattern depends on how many candidates self-segment by location, team, or seniority.

1. Department-grouped list (Engineering, Design, Operations, Sales)
2. Filterable index by location, team, or employment type
3. Role detail page with responsibilities, requirements, and benefits
4. "No matching roles" empty state with a "send us your resume" fallback

What to show on each row

Candidates make the apply/skip decision in seconds. The row is where you give them enough to decide and a clear next step—any more and they bounce, any less and they hesitate.

• Job title, team, location, employment type
• Whether the role is remote, hybrid, or onsite
• Salary band when you publish them—candidates self-filter faster
• One short sentence summarizing the role

Filters

Filters help if there are enough roles to justify them. Two roles in three departments doesn’t need a filter UI; thirty roles in twelve teams does.

• Default to "all roles" so people see breadth
• Combine team + location filters; everything else is noise on a careers page
• Reflect filter state in the URL so candidates can share filtered views
• Keep an empty state that suggests the next-best step

Accessibility

Candidates use careers pages on every device, including assistive tech. A keyboard trap on the filter dropdown is a hiring blocker, not a polish issue.

• Use a semantic list (<ul>/<li>) for roles
• Make every row keyboard-reachable; the entire row should be a link target
• Ensure filter controls are real form elements with accessible labels
• Announce filtered result counts (aria-live="polite")

Performance

Open-roles pages are among the highest-intent traffic any company gets. They should load instantly, even from a coffee-shop network on a phone.

• Render the list server-side; the data is small and rarely changes per visitor
• Avoid heavy client-side filtering libraries—URLSearchParams is enough
• Defer applicant tracking system embeds (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby) until interaction

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