Full Stack Engineer
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$168.27 per hour
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Posted 6 days ago
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$168.27 per hour
About the role
We're working with a rapidly growing AI technology company looking to hire an experienced Senior Full Stack Engineer. This is an opportunity to join an ambitious business at an exciting stage of growth, working on innovative products alongside a talented engineering team. You'll have genuine ownership, technical freedom and the opportunity to make a significant impact.
The Role:
Design and develop scalable applications across the full stack.
Build new features and improve existing products.
Work across frontend, backend and cloud infrastructure.
Contribute to technical decisions and engineering best practices.
Take ownership of projects from development through to deployment.
Help improve platform performance, reliability and scalability.
What We're Looking For:
4+ years of software engineering experience.
Strong React and TypeScript skills.
Experience with Python and/or Node.js.
Knowledge of PostgreSQL and cloud technologies.
React Native experience would be beneficial.
Previous experience in a startup or high-growth technology business.
Someone who enjoys taking ownership, solving problems and building products.
What's on OfferUp to $350,000 for the right candidate.
Opportunity to join a fast-growing AI business.
Genuine autonomy and technical ownership.
Excellent progression opportunities.
Hybrid working with some onsite presence in New York.
Interested? Get in touch for a confidential discussion.
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