Full Stack Engineer

Posted 9 days ago

radley jamesBrooklyn (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

We’re partnering with a Series B insurance technology company building the software behind commercial underwriting, pricing and policy management.

What you’ll do:

Build services and applications supporting pricing, risk assessment and policy workflows.
Translate complex calculations and business rules into maintainable software.
Develop APIs and user interfaces that make specialist workflows easier to use.
Improve performance, reliability and data accuracy.
Contribute to architecture and product decisions as the platform grows.
Own features from initial requirements through testing, release and ongoing improvement.
What you’ll bring
Experience building and operating production software.
Strong backend development skills in TypeScript, Node.js, Python or a similar language.
Frontend experience with React or comparable modern frameworks.
Confidence designing APIs and working with relational databases.
Good engineering judgement, with attention to testing, correctness and maintainability.
Clear communication and the ability to work directly with business specialists.
Why consider it?
You’ll join a growing business where engineering directly influences how insurance is priced and delivered. The role offers meaningful technical ownership, close collaboration with domain experts and the opportunity to build systems that become central to the business.

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