Full Stack Engineer
recruiting from scratchSanta Clara (CA)
$140,000 per year
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recruiting from scratchSanta Clara (CA)
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$140,000 per year
About the role
Our client is pioneering next-generation AI-powered Digital Twin technology that helps enterprises unlock organizational intelligence. Their platform integrates data across systems, transforms fragmented information into actionable insights, and empowers leaders to drive innovation, efficiency, and operational excellence. They are solving one of the hardest enterprise challenges:knowledge continuity. As teams scale, roles shift, and organizational context changes, their platform ensures that memory, decision‑making style, and execution persist. The technology blends personalization with enterprise‑grade trust, privacy, and security. Base pay range
$140,000.00/yr - $275,000.00/yrWhat You Will DoDesign and implement efficient, scalable APIs and interfaces connecting the frontend to backend systems. Build responsive, user‑friendly web applications using Next.js, ensuring exceptional performance and experience across devices. Optimize applications for scalability, maintainability, and speed, balancing rapid iteration with strong engineering discipline. Collaborate cross‑functionally with product managers, designers, and researchers to scope, architect, and ship new features end‑to‑end. Troubleshoot and debug issues across the stack: frontend rendering, backend integration, CI/CD, deployment, and performance. Contribute to code reviews, engineering standards, technical architecture, and best practices for a growing team. Drive0→1 product development, turning prototypes into robust, production‑ready features.
Ideal Background:
3+ years of experience as a full‑stack or frontend‑leaning engineer.
Strong technical foundation (CS degree preferred or equivalent experience).Deep expertise in Next.jsis required.
Experience with modern frontend technologies: React, TypeScript, CSS frameworks.
Hands‑on backend experience at the application level: API design, database interaction, debugging backend integrations.
Understanding of performance optimization and scalable system design.
Experience building in early‑stage startups or 0→1 product environments.
High ownership mindset—comfortable making decisions with incomplete information and iterating rapidly.
Strong communication and cross‑functional collaboration abilities.
Preferred:
Prior experience working closely with product and design teams.
Experience building user‑facing interfaces for technical or AI/ML‑driven products.
Knowledge of deployment workflows, cloud tooling, or infrastructure basics.
Compensation and Benefits:
- Competitive salary + meaningful equity
- Opportunity to join a fast‑moving team solving a critical enterprise problem
- High ownership role shaping core product and user experience
- Collaborative environment with direct access to founders, product, and engineering leadership
Role
Software Engineer, Full Stack Seniority level
Mid‑Senior level Employment type
Full‑time Job function
Software Development Office Type
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