Stardex Technology/Software

Full Stack Engineer

Remote Full-time
  • At Stardex, we are building software to help recruiters automate tasks. We are backed by incredible investors, and are excited to shape the future of how recruiting will evolve in age of AI.
  • We are looking for a remote full stack engineer. If you are interested, please apply here or directly email our founder, Sanket, at sanket(at)stardex.ai on why you are interested to join us!
  • ๐Ÿ” Who are you?
  • You have built multiple React apps over the last 2-3 years
  • You have experience with a backend technology such as Node or Django
  • You understand the value of writing clean, maintainable software, including documentation
  • You have a high quality bar but can embrace MVP mindset when needed
  • You have an owner mentality and love experimenting/disrupting things
  • You love learning and finding ways to improve yourself
  • ๐Ÿง—๐Ÿฝโ€โ™€๏ธ Your responsibilities...
  • Work closely with the founders to building products across our stack (using React, Node, Serverless and more)
  • Writing backend code that integrates with a wide variety of community software that is used by our customers
  • Collaborating directly with our founders and customers to ship stable, maintainable code while iterating as fast as possible
  • Architecting and scoping high-level systems
  • Hopefully having a blast working with us ๐Ÿ˜‡
  • โœจ Bonus points if you have...
  • Worked at (or founded) an early-stage startup previously
  • Experience with building APIs on the serverless framework
  • An eye for visual design (or past experience in product design, Figma, etc)
  • ๐ŸŽ‰ Why work with us?
  • Get the chance to be an early engineer at a fast-growth YC Startup!
  • We are a tight-knit team where you will have ownership, and learn a lot
  • We provide competitive compensation, and take care of all your benefits (+ whatever you need to be productive)
  • If the above resonates with you, we would love to hear from you!
  • Remote

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