Senior Full-Stack Engineer
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Job description
Role Summary
As a Senior Full-Stack Engineer at Turno, you’ll own end-to-end delivery of product features across our web platform. You’ll work across TypeScript/Next.js and Laravel/PHP, building customer-facing experiences, scalable APIs, and the underlying systems that power them. We’re looking for someone who can operate across the stack, with depth in at least one area and comfort everywhere else. You should also be excited to use AI-assisted development to ship faster without lowering quality.
Strong English communication (written and verbal) is required.
Responsibilities
Own feature delivery from planning and estimation through implementation, release, and production support.
Build and maintain high-quality frontend and backend code using TypeScript (React/Next.js) and PHP (Laravel).
Design, implement, and maintain robust APIs and integrations.
Work with SQL and NoSQL data stores; write efficient queries and design data models that scale.
Implement and evolve clean, scalable architecture aligned with our Clean Architecture principles.
Use AI coding assistants (ex: Cursor, MCP) as part of daily workflows to accelerate delivery.
Collaborate closely with product managers, designers, and engineers to align on objectives, UX, and execution tradeoffs.
Improve reliability and developer velocity through testing, tooling, documentation, and operational practices.
Qualifications
7+ years of professional software engineering experience with significant full-stack ownership in production.
Strong experience in modern web development with: TypeScript + React/Next.js or Laravel/PHP
Proven ability to design and ship well-structured systems, not just implement tickets.
Solid experience with API standards and tooling (ex: OpenAPI/Swagger, Postman).
Strong database skills across SQL plus familiarity with NoSQL patterns and tradeoffs.
Comfortable with production operations: debugging, observability, incident response, and iterative improvement.
Familiarity with cloud/deployment environments and tooling (ex: GCP, AWS, Vercel).
Demonstrated enthusiasm and practical experience using AI-driven coding techniques in real delivery workflows.
Strong English communication skills (required).
Nice to Have
Experience building marketplace, scheduling, payments, or operations-heavy SaaS.
Experience with design systems and Storybook.
Experience modernizing legacy codebases while continuing to ship.
About Turno
Turno connects short-term rental hosts with cleaners, automating the turnover workflow. As an Airbnb software partner, we support tens of thousands of hosts worldwide through data-driven solutions.
LATAM Operations
This is a full-time contract role based in Brazil (fully remote) or Argentina (hybrid from our Buenos Aires office). We communicate primarily in English, so strong written and verbal skills are required. Work hours are flexible but require consistent availability from 10 AM–3 PM local time. The position offers up to 15 days of annual PTO plus paid local public holidays, subject to company discretion.
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