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• Full-time
• Remote
• Senior level
• Engineering

You will own features end to end — schema through API through interface — across client projects in e-commerce, logistics, health, and internal tooling. Expect direct client contact and real say in technical decisions. Expect also that nobody will hand you a fully specified ticket; a good part of this job is turning a vague business problem into something buildable.

What you’ll work on

• Production web applications in React and Next.js, built for real traffic and real SEO requirements
• Node.js services and APIs, plus the relational data models underneath them
• Deployment and CI/CD on AWS or Azure — you ship your own work rather than throwing it over a wall
• LLM-backed features: retrieval, structured extraction, and workflow automation wired into systems that already exist
• Reviewing other engineers’ code and setting the standards we hold each other to

What we need from you

• Several years writing JavaScript and TypeScript professionally, with the judgment that comes from having maintained what you built
• Real depth in React, and production experience with Next.js — server-side rendering, routing, and the rendering trade-offs between them
• Node.js backend work: API design, authentication, error handling, and database access you can reason about
• SQL fluency, including the ability to spot a query that will fall over once the table gets large
• Comfort deploying to a cloud provider and debugging the class of problem that only appears in production
• Clear written English — most of our collaboration is asynchronous and in writing

Helpful, not required

• React Native or Flutter
• Hands-on LLM or AI integration work beyond the tutorial stage
• Docker, infrastructure-as-code, or observability tooling
• Agency or client-services background — you already understand how scope moves mid-project

How we work

Remote, asynchronous by default, with overlap when a client call needs it. You will have context on why you are building something, not just what to build. Code review is a conversation rather than a gate, and we would rather discuss an approach before a week goes into it than after.