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Seeq
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This is a full stack engineering role focused on building and evolving Seeq's data analytics platform end-to-end. You will work across frontend and backend systems, owning features from browser to database in a complex enterprise product that serves industrial sectors like pharmaceuticals, energy, and manufacturing.
We are looking for an exceptional engineer who is highly effective across the full stack, with strong product sense and the ability to deliver polished, reliable software at every layer.
You will lead the design and development of features that span the entire stack, from React-based frontend applications to backend services, APIs, and data layers.
You will work closely with Product, UX, and Engineering teams to understand user needs, make sound technical decisions, and deliver high-quality software that solves real problems.
You will own features end-to-end. You are comfortable building intuitive frontend experiences and equally comfortable working in backend services, databases, and distributed systems.
You will mentor and guide other engineers, helping raise the quality bar across the team through code review, pairing, and technical leadership.
You bring fresh technologies and approaches to the team and help the organization adopt them effectively. You are thoughtful about how AI is changing software development and how to leverage it to accelerate outcomes.
You are a highly productive engineer with a strong track record of delivering complex features across frontend and backend systems. You identify areas for improvement without waiting to be told, and you ship with consistency in a continuous delivery model.
You are meticulous and detail-oriented. You advocate for testing, continuous integration, and clean solutions. You address bugs immediately and actively reduce technical debt.
You collaborate effectively through code review, pairing, and clear communication. You are product- and user-focused — you engage with customers and can articulate the rationale behind features and pain points to your fellow engineers.
You are proficient in React, TypeScript, and modern frontend tooling (e.g., Tailwind), and can build polished, responsive user interfaces. You also bring depth in backend technologies such as a JVM language like Kotlin, Python, or GraphQL, and can work confidently with databases, distributed systems, and cloud platforms.
You bring strong ownership and agency. You do not wait to be told where the gaps are. You find them, make good judgments about where to focus, and drive improvements through to completion.
You are driven by impact beyond individual contributions. You work across boundaries for the benefit of the product and its users, and you maintain open communication about growth opportunities with your manager(s) and colleagues.
Seeq is a remote-first (and only) company founded by serial entrepreneurs. Our executive team and board of directors have extensive experience with successful startup ventures in high-growth environments.
We are founded on the idea that companies need better solutions for quickly and easily getting business insight from their industrial process data. Our mission is to provide software and services that convert that data into meaningful information that the business can use to improve profitability and sustainability.
We have a wonderful, kind-hearted, talented team that loves to collaborate, lead by example, and exceed our customers' expectations. We are certified as a great place to work, and included in the Technology Fast 500 and Inc. Magazine's Best Places to Work.
Seeq provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics.
You must be authorized to work in the country in which you reside. Seeq does not sponsor US F1 or H-1B work visas.
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