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Pavago
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React | Node.js | TypeScript | AWS | Kubernetes | Full Stack Engineering
Position Type: Full-Time, Remote
Working Hours: U.S. Client Business Hours (with flexibility for sprint planning, deployments, and on-call support)
At Pavago, we’re hiring on behalf of one of our clients for a Senior Full Stack Software Engineer to build, scale, and maintain modern web applications and the cloud infrastructure that powers them.
This is a highly technical, hands-on engineering role focused on:
You’ll work across the entire technology stack—from front-end interfaces to back-end services, cloud infrastructure, and deployment pipelines—while helping shape engineering best practices and mentoring fellow developers.
If you enjoy building scalable products, solving complex technical challenges, and balancing rapid delivery with engineering excellence, this role is a strong fit.
In short: You build scalable, secure, and reliable software while helping shape the technical direction of the engineering team.
Right after you apply, you’ll receive an email invitation from Spark Hire to record your Intro Video. This short, self-recorded video is the final step that completes your application and can be recorded whenever it’s convenient for you.
Instead of repeating yourself across multiple screening calls, you’ll introduce yourself once, and your video will be shared with the hiring team. This helps hiring managers evaluate your communication style early, making future interviews more meaningful and reducing unnecessary interview rounds.
Don’t overthink it—you can record your video as many times as you’d like before submitting it. Only your final submission will be reviewed.
Please keep an eye on both your inbox and spam folder for your Spark Hire invitation after submitting your application.
If you’re a Senior Full Stack Software Engineer who enjoys building scalable applications, modern cloud infrastructure, and high-quality software while mentoring others and solving complex technical challenges, we’d love to hear from you.
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