Jobs → Engineering → Full Stack Developer

About the Role We are seeking a Full Stack Developer to build and maintain responsive, enterprise-grade web applications. This role involves both frontend and backend development, focusing on creating interactive experiences and robust system orchestration. Key Responsibilities • Build and maintain responsive, enterprise-grade web applications in React and TypeScript, adhering to strict security and accessibility standards. • Implement low-latency, conversational chat interfaces utilizing WebSockets / Server-Sent Events (SSE) for streaming LLM responses and interactive agentic workflows. • Design rich operational dashboards to visualize real-time pipeline progress, execution logs, and system telemetry. • Ensure comprehensive test coverage across user journeys using modern automated testing tools like Playwright or Cypress. • Design and implement high-throughput REST and gRPC APIs using Python or Node.js (TypeScript). • Build resilient application state machines, asynchronous task queues, and data pipelines to coordinate autonomous agent workflows and external enterprise APIs. • Architect data models and write performant queries across relational databases (PostgreSQL / Cloud SQL) and document/caching tiers (Firestore, Redis). • Integrate backend services with enterprise identity providers (SAML/OAuth/OIDC) for role-based access control. • Containerize services using Docker and deploy them onto managed GCP platforms such as Cloud Run and GKE. • Own features across the entire software development lifecycle, utilizing existing CI/CD pipelines to build, test, and ship code safely to production. Requirements • 8+ years of dedicated experience developing single-page applications (SPAs) with modern React and TypeScript. • Deep familiarity with state management, client-side caching, and responsive UI component libraries. • 6+ years architecting microservices, asynchronous workers, and backend services with Python or Node.js/TypeScript. • Strong focus on modular architecture and clean API contracts.