Full Stack Developer

This job is for a Senior Full Stack Engineer at Pipe17. The company's mission is to simplify order management and make it more efficient for businesses. The team consists of 25+ engineers who are passionate about their work and open to learning new ways of doing things. The core features they have been working on include a workflow engine, an order router, and Pipe17's Connector Framework. They are looking for someone with a strong technical background, experience with HTML, CSS, and Javascript, and the ability to solve problems independently. The role requires taking ownership of delivering features and balancing product velocity with quality. Strong communication and collaboration skills are also important, as the company operates remotely with a Seattle office.

• Design and engineer solutions at scale
• Familiarity with HTML, CSS, and Javascript
• Ability to solve ambiguous problems independently
• Quick adoption of new technologies
• Responsible for delivering features end to end
• Balancing product velocity and quality
• Preference for simple and scalable solutions
• Strong communication and collaboration skills

• Strong technical background with 7+ years of experience designing and engineering solutions at scale
• Familiarity with HTML, CSS, and Javascript; Typescript experience is a plus
• Ability to solve ambiguous problems without explicit instructions
• Quick learner of new technologies
• Ownership mindset and ability to deliver features end to end
• Pragmatic approach to balancing product velocity and quality
• Preference for simple solutions and designs that can last and scale
• Strong communication and collaboration skills, especially in a remote work environment

• Competitive salary
• Great healthcare + dental + vision coverage
• Retirement plan
• Pick your own equipment. We'll set you up with whatever Apple laptop + monitor combo you want plus any software you need.
• Unlimited vacation policy. Plus we require you to take at least 2 weeks off each year. We see most employees take 4 weeks off per year. This isn't a vague policy where unlimited vacation means no vacation.