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Job Type: Full-Time, Remote
Working Hours: U.S. Client Business Hours (flexibility required for sprint reviews, deployments, and production support)
At Pavago, one of our clients is hiring a Senior Full Stack Engineer to architect and build a modern tax filing platform from the ground up.
This is more than a software engineering role.
You’ll own the architecture, backend services, frontend experience, and technical direction of a mission-critical platform where security, accuracy, and reliability are essential.
You’ll leverage AI-assisted development tools such as Cursor and Claude Code to accelerate delivery while maintaining exceptional code quality and engineering standards.
If you’re passionate about building scalable applications, solving complex technical challenges, and taking ownership from architecture through production, this role is a strong fit.
In short: You’ll architect, build, and continuously improve a secure, scalable software platform while owning technical execution from system design through production deployment.
After submitting your application, you’ll receive an email invitation from Spark Hire to record a short 3–5 minute Intro Video. This is the first step in our hiring process and can be completed whenever it’s convenient for you.
Instead of multiple initial screening calls, you’ll have one opportunity to introduce yourself, discuss your experience building production-grade applications with Python and FastAPI, designing scalable system architectures, developing modern frontend applications, and using AI-assisted development tools such as Cursor or Claude Code. You’ll also have the opportunity to highlight projects where you’ve taken ownership from architecture through deployment. Your video will be reviewed by the hiring team before moving to the technical assessment and client interview.
You can record your video as many times as you’d like before submitting it—only your final version will be reviewed.
Please keep an eye on both your inbox and spam folder for your Spark Hire invitation after applying.
If you’re passionate about building scalable software, leveraging AI to improve engineering workflows, and taking ownership of complex technical challenges, we’d love to hear from you. Apply today and help build a next-generation platform from the ground up.
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