Full Stack Engineer
$200,000 - $350,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$200,000 - $350,000 per year
About the role
- Redesign Workflow Orchestration: Architect and build robust, scalable task and workflow orchestration systems for complex, multi-step legal processes.
- Build Agentic AI Systems: Develop and deploy LLM-powered agents that automate end-to-end legal operations and document processing.
- Own Core Architecture: Drive data modeling, schema design, database migrations, and complex API access controls across the backend.
- Ship Full-Stack Features: Build polished, fast, and reliable user-facing customer portals and internal legal-ops tooling.
- Operate Without a PM: Talk directly to end-users and operational teams, translate business pain points into technical specs, and ship multiple times a day. Tech Stack
- Frontend: React, TypeScript
- Backend: Python or Node, FastAPI, GraphQL
- Database & Data: PostgreSQL (Relational schema design)
- AI & Automation: LLMs, Agentic Workflows
- 2+ Years Experience: Proven track record shipping complex products across the full stack (frontend and backend), with a strong lean toward backend/systems architecture.
- Early-Stage Builder DNA: You have been a founding engineer, early employee, or technical leader at a VC-backed early-stage startup (Seed/Series A).
- Product-Minded Execution: You thrive in environments without PMs, taking end-to-end ownership of the product from user discovery to production deployment.
- Technical Depth: Deep expertise in TypeScript/React on the frontend and Python or Node on the backend, with strong SQL data modeling skills.
- Exceptional Communication: Ability to independently triage issues and confidently explain technical decisions and business impact to non-technical stakeholders.
- Massive Equity & Revenue: 0.25%–1% equity in a company generating $10M+ in revenue with only $2M raised.
- Real-World Impact: Build software that actively helps high-skilled immigrants navigate one of the most stressful, frustrating systems in the world.
- Extreme Autonomy: Shape product direction directly with the CEO and users.
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