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Morgan Pinnacle Group
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Location: Remote, USA
Employment Type: Full-time
Salary: $200K–$250K base
Equity: Equity package
Visa Sponsorship: Not available
We are looking for a Staff Software Engineer with 8+ years of experience to serve as a key senior individual contributor at a mission-driven, AI-native EdTech startup.
You'll work directly with the CTO to take ownership of substantial parts of the codebase, independently identifying what needs doing and carrying projects from idea to production.
The company has grown to hundreds of thousands of users and more than 1,000 school and district customers, and your code will ship to production in hours, not weeks.
This is a high-agency role for someone who thrives in a fast-moving, lean environment where your work directly impacts literacy outcomes for students.
Building and iterating on the core product suite — prototyping, refining, and rapidly shipping new AI-powered literacy tools
Taking complex, cross-cutting features from prototype to production with thoughtful architecture and security decisions
Improving engineering systems and practices while maintaining a high-quality, easy-to-reason-about codebase at scale
Communicating proactively with the small remote team to ensure alignment and coherence as you ship features end-to-end
8+ years of software engineering experience
Senior-level software engineering experience with strong full-stack capabilities
0-to-1 building experience, including shipping end-to-end features and carrying projects from idea to production
Experience owning substantial parts of a codebase and handling large-scale projects without a detailed roadmap
Strong experience with TypeScript, React, Next.js, and PostgreSQL
High agency and the ability to make meaningful progress with minimal oversight
A hands-on engineering mindset and interest in remaining an individual contributor
Genuine interest in mission-driven work and improving literacy outcomes
EdTech experience, either professional or academic
Familiarity with Vercel deployment and serverless architecture
Experience with AI/ML products or tooling
TypeScript, React, Next.js, PostgreSQL, Vercel, Zod, Sanity, AI/ML
This mission-driven, AI-native education technology company builds AI-powered tools that help teachers deliver literacy instruction aligned with the Science of Reading.
The company is more than three years old, has grown to hundreds of thousands of users and more than 1,000 school and district customers, and is bootstrapped to profitability.
The team is small, lean, and remote, giving senior engineers significant ownership and the opportunity to directly influence both the product and engineering systems.
This is a full-time, fully remote position for candidates based in the United States.
The company does not offer visa sponsorship.
Base Salary: $200K–$250K
Equity: Equity package
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