Full Stack Engineer, Autopilot
motion recruitmentArlington (VA)
Full Stack Engineer, Autopilot
Posted today
motion recruitmentArlington (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Full Stack Engineer, Autopilot Arlington, Virginia Open to RemoteFull Time$130k - $170kThis is a full time opportunity that can be remote or hybrid. It focuses on making key technical and business decisions for the company's banking and investment systems. You'll build user interfaces with React and back-end services with Node, and GraphQL. Our client is looking for a product-minded full-stack engineer who enjoys solving complex problems and connecting technical decisions to business outcomes. It's an ideal environment for someone who wants meaningful impact, continuous learning, and the ability to grow alongside a fast moving organization while maintaining a sustainable, balanced approach to delivering great work. Required Skills and Experience 3+ years of professional software engineering experience Strong experience with several of the following: Node.jsJavaScriptReact or React NativeGraphQLPostgreSQL or another relational database Experience building front-end user interfaces with React Experience developing back-end services with Node.js and GraphQLAbility to clearly explain technical tradeoffs Experience owning software through its full lifecycle
Desired skills and experience:
- TypeScript experience
- Experience with banking, investment, financial, or other regulated systems
- Experience managing or maintaining production automation/autopilot technology
Benefits:
- Health, Dental & Vision PlansLife Insurance
- Long/Short Term Disability
- Competitive Pay 401k Matching
- Team Member Stock Purchasing Program (TMSPP)
- Tuition Reimbursement
- Unlimited PTO
Specialization: Software Engineering, Javascript
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