Full Stack Software Engineer (Performance, Scaling and DevOps)

Integrate is revolutionizing collaboration in the deep tech industry with their innovative program management software. As a Full Stack Software Engineer focusing on Performance, Scaling, and DevOps, you'll be at the forefront of building solutions for ambitious machines including rockets, self-driving cars, and robotics.

The role demands a versatile engineer comfortable with both frontend and backend technologies, working with a modern tech stack including Next.js, TypeScript, Golang, and Kubernetes. You'll be responsible for maintaining production infrastructure, implementing containerized solutions, and ensuring seamless integration with cloud services.

This position offers an exciting opportunity to work in a fast-paced startup environment where you'll have significant impact on the architecture and infrastructure of a system that's transforming how organizations collaborate in the deep tech space. The ideal candidate should be comfortable with intensive work weeks and thrive in an iterative, agile environment.

You'll be working with cutting-edge technologies while building software that enables seamless communication between stakeholders in the hardware development process. The role offers competitive compensation ($125,000-$150,000) along with comprehensive benefits including premium health insurance and equity.

The position requires US person status due to ITAR requirements, reflecting the strategic nature of the work. You'll be joining a company that values emotional intelligence, extreme ownership, and constructive feedback, while maintaining a balance of thoroughness and urgency in decision-making.

This is an ideal opportunity for someone who wants to be part of revolutionizing how deep tech organizations collaborate, while working with modern technologies and having a direct impact on the future of hardware development. The role combines technical challenges with the excitement of working in cutting-edge industries like space tech, robotics, and autonomous vehicles.