Senior Full-Stack Engineer – Trading API, Client-Facing Application

AlpacaAnywhereAdded 1d ago

Full-Stack Engineer - Flutter/Node.js

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Job description

Job Description: Play a pivotal role in architecting and developing software solutions across the full stack that push the boundaries of technology Work closely with cross-functional teams and dive deep into the backend systems and infrastructure that power financial markets Opportunity to contribute to API design and product features within our ecosystem Own the delivery of high-visibility features/projects, from design to deployment Mentor peers and influence the technical strategy of our companyRequirements: 5+ years of experience in full-stack development with Golang & TypeScript/React. Excellent communication and collaboration skills. Ability to collect and translate stakeholder requirements into fully realized features. Proficient in TypeScript and React. Proficient in HTML and CSS frameworks such as TailwindCSS. Proficient in at least one modern systems programming language like Golang or C#. Passionate about creating intuitive and performance user interfaces. Experience with SQL and relational databases, preferably PostgreSQL. Experience with REST APIs and best practices. Attention to detail and an appreciation for design aesthetics.Benefits: Competitive Salary & Stock Options Health Benefits New Hire Home-Office Setup: One-time USD $500 Monthly Stipend: USD $150 per month via a Brex Card

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