Full-Stack Engineer
avalaMillbrae (CA)
About the role
Posted 6 months ago San Francisco, CA full-timeAbout This RoleWork across the entire Avala product surface — from the Flutter web application and annotation tools to the Django API and React marketing sites. You'll ship user-facing features end-to-end, from database schema to polished UI.
What You'll Do:
Build features across the Flutter web application (Mission Control) — dataset management, project workflows, annotation toolsImplement Django API endpoints and Celery tasks to support new product featuresDevelop and maintain React/Next.js sites (marketing, learning, investor portal) Build SDK features and developer-facing tools (Python SDK, TypeScript SDK, MCP server) Collaborate with design and product to ship polished, accessible user experiencesWrite tests and maintain code quality across Flutter, Python, and TypeScript codebasesRequirements:3+ years of full-stack engineering experienceProficiency in at least two of: Flutter/Dart, Python/Django, TypeScript/ReactExperience building production web applications with modern frameworksComfort working across frontend and backend boundariesStrong product sense — you care about the end-user experience, not just the codeNice to Have: Experience with Flutter for web (WASM compilation) Familiarity with BLoC state management or similar reactive patternsExperience building developer tools or SDKsPython Django Flutter Dart TypeScript ReactWhat We OfferCompetitive salary and meaningful equity in the team building Fleet Learning Infrastructure for Physical AIFull health, dental, and vision coverage, plus FSA and unlimited PTOWork on the closed-loop data infrastructure that the next generation of autonomous systems learns from A team that built Tesla Autopilot's data infrastructure, now building something bigger
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