FullStack Developer - Backend heavy

Responsibilities:

Improve and create new lead capture domain models.

Build backend and frontend API features and architecture.

Work cross-functionally across our platform, experience, integrations, payments, and marketplace teams.

Drive performance through benchmarking and optimization.

Work with a wide range of systems, processes, and technologies to own and solve problems from end to end.

Collaborate closely with our leadership team, including engineers, designers, and product managers, to build new features and products.

Uphold high engineering standards and bring consistency to the many codebases and systems you will encounter.

Work on 1 to 2 products.

Create and improve lead capture tools like funnels, websites, forms, surveys, and social media.

Architect and build backend and frontend APIs and features.

Requirements:

4+ years of experience in a full-stack environment.

Proficient with various programming languages and tools, such as but not limited to JavaScript, TypeScript, Vue.js, NodeJS, and GraphQL.

Must be able to work with a team and collaborate remotely.

You have an entrepreneurial mindset, are eager to take on different roles when necessary, and know how to navigate a start-up environment.

You are fulfilled by being a generalist working on both the frontend and backend, doing whatever it takes to solve problems and delight users, and taking pride in working on projects involving a variety of technologies and systems.

Ability to stitch together many different services and processes, even if you have not worked with them before.

Hold a great deal of empathy for your team and users; you are a steward of crafting great experiences.

Have great communication skills and can thrive in a highly collaborative environment when working cross-functionally with many stakeholders.

Driven by product quality and innately know-how to balance trade-offs with time to launch new features.

A keen eye for design and a love for thinking about user flows and user experiences.

Must have experience with HTML5 and CSS3