Full Stack Engineer
Posted 13 Mar 2026
Advertised as “Full Stack Engineer - Vice President”
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- Expected experience
- 10–15 yrs
- Management level
- Individual contributor
No salary listed for this role.
About the Role
iCapital is looking for a Full-Stack Engineer to join the iCapital Identity Platform team. This role will help define and deliver new features for one or more of iCapital's software platforms. You will work closely with Product Management and Design throughout the software development lifecycle—scoping requirements, reviewing work in progress, and addressing issues uncovered during automated and manual testing.
The iCapital Identity frontend uses TypeScript, React, GraphQL, and Relay. The backend is built in Elixir/Phoenix, with some Go and Node.js, backed by PostgreSQL. Our infrastructure runs on AWS and is provisioned using Terraform.
Responsibilities:
- Leverage an Elixir + Phoenix backend running on Amazon’s latest serverless technologies to power a TypeScript + React frontend
- Support existing products and features while helping design and build new ones
- Design and develop integrations with other iCapital platforms
- Collaborate regularly with stakeholders and partners to gather requirements, seek feedback, and provide updates
Qualifications:
- 10–15+ years of experience in a related field
- Strong understanding of modern browser technologies and web fundamentals (HTTP, cookies, CSP, CORS, etc.)
- Extensive experience developing full-stack web applications
- Experience in collaborative environments where engineers define project vision, influence technical strategy, and continuously learn
- Strong relational database fundamentals
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Demonstrated proficiency and professional success coding in at least one programming language
- Experience with Linux and strong command-line skills
Preferred/Additional Experience
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Writing production-ready code in Elixir, Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, Go, or Ruby
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Optimizing queries in PostgreSQL