Full-Stack Developer

What You'll Do

• Build and maintain features across our entire stack, from what users see to what makes it work behind the scenes
• Collaborate directly with the business analyst to understand business needs and translate them into technical solutions
• Debug issues, optimize performance, and improve our codebase as you learn and grow
• Take ownership of projects from concept to deployment
• Contribute to technical decisions and architecture discussions
• Learn new technologies and approaches with each project to expand your capabilities

• Solid understanding of both frontend and backend development fundamentals
• Experience with at least one modern frontend framework ideally React
• Familiarity with server-side development (Node.js, Python or similar)
• Basic database knowledge (SQL or PostgreSQL)
• Genuine curiosity about how businesses work and how technology can solve real problems

• Business awareness – You care about why you're building something, not just what you're building
• Learning agility – You're comfortable with "I don't know, but I'll figure it out"
• Communication – You can explain technical concepts and ask good questions
• Ownership – You see projects through and care about the outcome

Whether you're a recent bootcamp grad who's built impressive projects, a self-taught developer with a solid portfolio—if you can solve problems and are hungry to learn, we want to hear from you.

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