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Fullstack Engineer (production platforms or infrastructure exp.)

Posted 2 days ago

accrescent groupNew York (NY)

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Job Description: We are seeking a Fullstack Engineer (production platforms or infrastructure exp.) one of a client to build the core platform that powers AI agents in supply chain operations. You will own the data pipelines, integrations, APIs, and operator console that connect AI to real-world systems, ERPs, 3PLs, retailers, and freight partners. This is infrastructure work with direct impact: the scaffolding you build determines whether customers can trust their AI to handle shipments, inventory, and operations reliably.
Job Description
What You'll Do: Take customer-facing features from concept to production, talking to users, designing solutions, building them, and observing real usage. - Design secure, auditable data models and event-driven pipelines that power agent workflows. - Develop internal and external APIs and a real-time operator console that gives customers full visibility into their operations. - Build first-party integrations with ERPs, 3PLs, retailers, and freight partners, plus a resilient sync layer that keeps everything in lockstep. - Establish observability, SLOs, and on-call practices for mission-critical workflows where downtime means missed shipments and chargebacks. - Work across the full stack, backend, data engineering, and frontend, wherever the highest-leverage problem lives.
What We're Looking For: 5+ years building production platforms or infrastructure at scale, ideally at startups. - Strong proficiency in TypeScript/Node, Postgres, queues/streams, and cloud platforms like AWS or GCP. - Systems thinking paired with product intuition; you care equally about developer experience and operator experience. - Versatility across backend, data engineering, and frontend, you don't wait for someone else to build the other half. - Genuine interest in hard infrastructure problems that have direct, measurable impact on real businesses.
Required:
  • Skills and Certifications: TypeScript/Node.js/ Postgres/ Queues/streams
  • Screening Questions
  • Describe a production platform or integration you owned at scale, including data consistency, observability, and reliability targets.
  • Confirm your interest, availability, compensation expectations, and fit with the stated work location/arrangement.
  • Confirm US work authorization and whether sponsorship is needed.
  • Please include the original resume, location, pay expectations, work authorization, and availability.
Ideal Candidate: Target Profile: 5+ years of experience./ Evidence of experience in TypeScript/Node.js, Postgres, queues/streams, AWS or GCP, and APIs/integrations./ Visa sponsorship is not available; US work authorization is required.

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