Vantager
Founding Full Stack Engineer
New York, USA
Sponsorship not specified$100k-$180kDetected 690 days ago
TypeScriptPythonReactNext.jsFastAPIFull-Stack DevelopmentPostgreSQLMySQLVector DatabasesAWSCloud PlatformsDockerRESTData VisualizationNLPLLMsRAGCommunicationProblem Solving
About the role
- We're on a high-growth trajectory, VC backed by world-class investors and unicorn fintech founders.
- We believe in the power of innovation, the importance of integrity, and the necessity of a collaborative environment.
- Here, every idea matters, and every contribution counts.
Responsibilities
- We're building an AI-native platform that redefines how investors interact with private market financial data, areas traditionally challenged by unstructured data and limited regulation.
- This role is perfect for a self-driven software engineer who's excited about building intuitive user interfaces and robust backend systems for AI-native applications.
- Join us, and together, let's build something extraordinary.
Nice to have
- Strong understanding of frontend design principles and modern UI/UX best practices.
- Experience in the finance, trading, or investment sectors.
- Knowledge of data visualization libraries and techniques - Contributions to open-source projects or personal side projects.
Compensation
- $100k-$180k
Company info
- At Vantager, we're shaping the future of global capital allocation.
- Our mission is bold, our technology cutting-edge, and our team is the driving force behind our success.
- Our culture fosters creativity and encourages each individual to take ownership of their work.
- What we're looking for Vantager is seeking a passionate and experienced Founding Full Stack Engineer.
- We're looking for independent and ambitious talent who are ready to push the boundaries of what's possible and redefine the investment landscape.
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