Full-Stack Engineer - Cloud & Real-Time Data Platform
$120,000 per year
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Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$120,000 per year
About the role
- Architect and build the cloud infrastructure that receives, stores, and serves data from sensing nodes across many facilities
- Design and build backend services, APIs, and data pipelines for high-rate, continuous sensor data
- Own the networking between nodes, the cloud, and operations centers, including secure data transport, connectivity, and access control
- Choose and manage databases and storage for live detections, device history, and alerts
- Set up deployment, monitoring, and infrastructure as code so the platform scales to new sites reliably
- Build the real-time operations dashboard showing detections, estimated locations, node status, and alerts across facility floor plans, replacing an early prototype
- Work with RF, FPGA, and geolocation engineers to define data formats and what operators need to see
- Present iterations to operations center users, collect feedback, and ship improvements on weekly cycles
- BS in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience 5+ years of full-stack software development, with the majority of your work on backend and cloud systems
- Hands-on experience designing and running production infrastructure on AWS, Azure, or GCPStrong backend development in Python, Go, Node.js, or similar, including APIs, services, and data pipelines
- Solid networking fundamentals: TCP/IP, VPNs, firewalls, and secure data transport between distributed devices and the cloud
- Experience with streaming or messaging systems such as MQTT, Kafka, WebSockets, or similar
- Experience with SQL and time-series or NoSQL databases
- Working front-end skills in React and TypeScript, enough to build and own a real-time dashboardU.S. citizenship required, with the ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance
- Comfortable turning broad goals into your own plan and delivering on weekly cycles with minimal top-down direction
- Able to work on-site in Tampa, FLPreferred Experience
- IoT, sensor network, or edge-to-cloud platforms with many distributed devices
- Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, and CI/CD pipelines
- On-premises, hybrid, or restricted-network deployments, including government cloud environmentsRF, telecom, or defense experience, especially data fusion of sensor data
- Shipped a real-time operations, monitoring, or command-and-control dashboard into production
- Mapping or spatial visualization with Mapbox, Leaflet, deck.gl, or D3Security practices for mission-critical systems
- Own the full software platform, from the network edge to the cloud to the operator screen
- Get direct feedback from real operators and see your changes in the field quickly
- Dedicated development budget, so the team is not forced to cut corners to hit the schedule
- Weekly build, test, and iterate cycles where engineers make the technical calls
- Optional travel to field exercises, new equipment training, and customer demonstrations for those who want it; no one is required to travel
- Health, dental, and vision coverage with employer-subsidized premiums 401(k) with company match, available from day one
- Unlimited PTO with no accrual period
- Streamlined hiring process: one recruiter conversation and one virtual technical interview with the team you would join
- Join at an early stage with significant ownership and long-term growth as the company scales
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