Full Stack Engineer

Description

At Gravitate, we’re on a mission to put everyday supply and logistics decisions in motion, powered by innovative problem-solving from industry experts.

A lot of companies say it. We mean it:
Gravitate is different. Rooted in the spirit of collaboration, we thrive on the smarts of our people and the dynamic we’ve cultivated.

If you are considering this role, you are someone who has moved past needing a fully specified ticket. Hand you a feature of moderate complexity and you break it into tasks, deliver it on time, and raise the risks you spot along the way instead of surfacing them late.

You’ll own features and components within your product area in Gravitate’s fuel logistics platform, and you’ll be responsible for the quality and ongoing maintenance of what you build — not just the first version that shipped.

This is a genuinely full-stack role. You’ll write Python on the service and API side, model data in MongoDB, and build the React and Type Script interfaces on top — following a feature from the data model through the API to the screen a dispatcher actually uses. We expect you to be strong on one side of that and genuinely willing to contribute on the other.

You’ll also be a reliable member of the on‑call rotation for your product area — debugging incoming bugs and incidents independently, and contributing to the monitoring, observability, and performance improvements that make your area healthier over time.

This is a role with room to grow, and we’ll be explicit with you about what the next level looks like. Engineers who do well here start by delivering medium‑sized work accurately and reliably, then take on larger and more ambiguous projects, carry more weight in design discussions, and begin mentoring the engineers behind them.

We’re strongly against artificial separations of responsibility and throwing work “over the wall.” As an engineer here, you’re part of the product team — in the room for the product conversation, not downstream of it.

• You deliver reliably. You can take a medium or large‑sized feature with real unknowns, break it into tasks, estimate it honestly, and land it. When something threatens the date, you say so early.
• You work end‑to‑end. You’re not precious about which layer a problem lives in. You’ll follow an issue from the UI through the API to the query and fix it where it actually belongs.
• You write code other people can live with. Well‑tested, readable, and consistent with the codebase around it. You debug your own problems before escalating them.
• You’re building your design judgment. You bring viable alternatives to design discussions rather than waiting to be told, and you can write a clear design doc for a feature in your area.
• You give and take feedback well. Your code review comments are specific and constructive. You’re receptive to feedback on your own work and you act on it.
• You’re curious about the business. You want to understand what fuel supply and logistics teams actually do with this software, because knowing that makes every decision you make a better one.
• You want to work in an AI‑enabled workflow. You see the impact of AI on code generation and are willing and able to see how it can make you more productive. You want to help in building the harness around it so that the team can get more done.

• Independently deliver features of moderate complexity on time — breaking work into manageable tasks, estimating accurately with some unknowns, and raising risks early
• Build features end‑to‑end across the stack:
  Python services and APIs, MongoDB data models, and React/Type Script interfaces
• Own features and components within your product area — accountable for their…