Fullstack Engineer

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We’re looking for a Senior Full Stack Engineer to join our team. Whether you’re ready to embed with an established squad or help bootstrap a brand-new one, this is an opportunity to build impactful features across the stack with modern tools and a smart, collaborative team. You’ll report to an Engineering Manager and work on real, high-impact initiatives.

Responsibilities:

• Own end-to-end feature delivery, from UI/UX to API and database design.
• Build and maintain scalable React interfaces
• Architect and implement APIs using NestJS and Postgres
• Manage integrations with external services using internal credential/token management systems
• Design and implement secure OAuth 2.0 flows and SSO (Google, Microsoft, etc.)
• Contribute to and maintain our Docker/Kubernetes/Helm-based infrastructure
• Collaborate with designers, product managers, and engineers across the organization
• Write clean, maintainable, and well-documented code across the stack

About You

The essentials:

• Strong proficiency with TypeScript, React, NestJS, and Postgres
• Comfortable shipping across the entire stack, UI to DB.
• Experience with monorepo tooling (pnpm, turborepo, nx)
• Solid understanding of API authentication, credential management, and secure integrations with third-party services
• In-depth knowledge of OAuth 2.0, including implementation of valid auth flows and SSO
• Experience working with Docker, Kubernetes, and Helm in production environments
• Familiarity with domain-driven design or clean architecture patterns

Not a must, but a plus:

• Experience with infrastructure as code (we use Terraform)