Fullstack Engineer

TL;DR

Fullstack Engineer: Building and scaling privacy-focused consumer products with an accent on frontend-to-backend integration, secure API design, and high-performance system architecture. Focus on delivering production-grade features in a fast-paced environment and collaborating cross-functionally to support 10x user growth.

Location: Must be based in the USA (Hybrid in New York, NY).

Salary: $180,000–$210,000 per year.

Company

A Series A startup dedicated to rebuilding consumer trust through privacy solutions that allow users to generate masked emails, phone numbers, and passwords.

What you will do

• Lead the roadmap and implementation of features to enable new product functionality.
• Own greenfield development from conception to deployment.
• Collaborate with frontend, backend, and design teams to drive innovation.
• Move seamlessly across the stack to build and deliver new features.
• Tackle complex scalability challenges as the user base grows.
• Bridge the gap between frontend and backend teams to ensure cohesive system architecture.

Requirements

• Strong proficiency in JavaScript and React.
• Solid fundamentals in HTML, CSS, and the DOM.
• Proficiency in Python with experience building scalable backend systems.
• Experience designing and deploying secure, production-grade APIs.
• Deep understanding of databases, ORMs, and backend architecture patterns.
• Track record of building end-to-end systems and delivering high-quality, scalable software.

Nice to have

• Startup or growth-stage company experience.
• Passion for security and internet ethics.
• Interest in data and analytics.

Culture & Benefits

• Comprehensive benefits including 401K and top-tier Health, Dental, and Vision insurance.
• Flexible work arrangements with remote work options as needed.
• Home office stipend and provided tech equipment.
• Competitive PTO policy designed to prevent burnout.
• Monthly health stipend for physical and mental wellbeing.
• Monthly meal stipend to support work-life balance.
• Unlimited professional development fund and support for conference attendance.