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Our client is looking for a Full-Stack Developer. They operate in the rapidly evolving AI and data-driven technology space, where they have expanded their capabilities and successfully launched innovative solutions in recent years.
Build, maintain, and optimize web applications using Next.js, React, and Typescript/Javascript.
Develop and deploy server-side logic through Vercel Edge Functions, ensuring fast, scalable API integrations.
Work with Postgres SQL databases, handling queries, updates, and performance tuning.
Collaborate in an agile, startup-style environment that values experimentation, creativity, and problem-solving.
Utilize tools such as GitHub, Google Workspace, Supabase, Cursor Windsurf, and related development platforms.
Partner with cross-functional team members to translate product needs into clean, efficient, and maintainable code.
Troubleshoot issues across the stack and drive improvements in system architecture.
Contribute ideas openly and work independently while staying aligned with team priorities.
Strong professional experience with Javascript, Node.js, React, Next.js, and deployment on Vercel.
Hands-on experience with Postgres SQL.
Familiarity with serverless or edge-based API integrations (Python familiarity is a plus).
Comfort using Git for version control and collaborating through GitHub.
Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with minimal supervision.
Excellent problem-solving skills and willingness to propose new solutions.
Mid-to-Senior-level experience in full-stack development.
Demonstrated ability to take ownership of features end-to-end.
Experience working in agile or startup environments.
A mindset suited for innovation—creative thinking, adaptability, and curiosity.
Strong communication skills and ability to work asynchronously.
Full-time, long-term opportunity.
100% remote work arrangement.
Flexible schedule aligned with a startup culture.
Opportunity to collaborate with highly skilled developers in a growing technical environment.
High-impact role with room for growth as the company expands.
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