Encamp
Staff Software Engineer
Indianapolis, IN · Staff+
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 19 days ago
TypeScriptReactViteNode.jsDistributed SystemsPostgreSQLAWSGraphQLCommunication
About the role
- As a Staff Software Engineer, you'll work directly with the CTO transforming what a small engineering organization can accomplish - operating at the intersection of architecture, execution, and culture.
- You'll make these systems reliable, performant, and operate them at scale.
- Much of that work happens in a TypeScript-heavy stack across React and Vite on the frontend, GraphQL and Node on the backend, Prisma and Postgres in the data layer, and AWS services like Lambda and ECS in production.
Responsibilities
- You'll lead technical direction in high-gravity areas like data design, systems design, and API design.
- You'll own thorny technical problems end-to-end - distributed systems that span the breadth of the product and interact with processes in the real world.
- Staff Software Engineers set the standard for how we build - through the quality of your work, the clarity of your communication, and your willingness to bring others along.
- We're on a mission to create a world where good for business is good for the environment.
- We strive to create an environment that encourages and celebrates diverse voices, backgrounds, and experiences.
Skills
- automate all environmental compliance submissions for all agencies in all jurisdictions.
- This means a generous token budget and no policy holding back tool adoption.
- Encampers are engaged, kind, and learning to push the pace together.
Company info
- At Encamp, we believe we are better together - all of us, whatever our race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age or physical ability.
- A cornerstone of our culture is the ability to bring their full, authentic selves to work every day.
- Encamp is committed to unbiased hiring practices and achieving minority representation above community averages.
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