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Senior Full Stack Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

bho techMillbrae (CA)

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$170,000 - $230,000 per year

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About the role

Senior Full Stack Engineer Senior Full Stack Engineer Company: BHO Tech Location: Bay Area (Hybrid)
Compensation: $170K–$230K + bonus + equity (DOE)
About BHO Tech BHO Tech partners with fast-growing startups and emerging AI companies to build world-class engineering teams. We work with founders and engineering leads who move fast, ship product, and value strong ownership. Role We are looking for a Full Stack Engineer who can own features end-to-end — from backend logic and APIs to polished front-end experiences. You'll work closely with product and engineering leadership to ship quickly and iterate fast.
What You'll Do:
  • Design and build new product features end-to-end
  • Work across backend APIs, frontend UI, and databases
  • Write clean, maintainable, and scalable code
  • Collaborate with product to scope and deliver features quickly
  • Improve performance, reliability, and developer experience
What We're Looking For:
  • Strong experience with JavaScript/TypeScriptHands-on with React (or Vue/Next.js)
  • Experience building backend services in Node, Python, or GoKnowledge of REST / GraphQL APIs and databases
  • Comfortable moving fast in a startup environment
  • Experience with Postgres / Redis / message queues
  • Familiarity with Docker / Kubernetes / AWS / GCP0?1 or early-stage startup experience
Interested? Send your résumé to krisyoung@bhotech.co and I will forward you the full details. Best regards, Kris Young Director | BHO Tech Inc.

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