Full-Stack Software Engineer

Automox•Tampa, FL

6h•$130,000 - $150,000•Remote

About The Position

The Automox console is where customers build patch policies, scope them to groups of endpoints, and confirm the results. You'll join a small development team that owns part of the business logic behind it, along with a set of integrations. You'll build and own features end to end: the Vue interface customers work in, the services behind it, and the data models underneath. You'll work day to day with product managers, UX designers, and Quality Engineers, ship to customers regularly rather than at the end of a long cycle, and own how each feature gets built.

Requirements

Three or more years building and shipping enterprise web applications
Proficiency in TypeScript with a modern component framework. Vue preferred
Server-side development experience in an object-oriented language. Java with Spring Boot and Typescript on Node.js preferred
Working knowledge of relational and non-relational databases, including SQL and an eye for queries that won't scale
Experience writing automated tests for the code you ship
Strong written communication. Automox is a distributed company, so most decisions happen in writing

Nice To Haves

Passion for solving customer problems
Experience working with fast-moving cross-functional teams including engineering, design, and product
Experience breaking complex functionality into a simple technical design
Comfort moving between a Vue component and a database query in the same day
An interest in continuous learning and sharing your knowledge with others
An ability to drive changes in technology and processes with humility and tact
A sense of ownership and curiosity that keeps you with a problem until you understand it, not just until the symptom goes away

Responsibilities

Build and ship customer-facing features across the full stack: Vue components and state management on the front end, Laravel, Spring Boot and TypeScript driven AWS Lambda services on the back end, and the data models and migrations that power it all
Use AI coding tools as a normal part of your workflow, and hold their output to the same review standard as code you wrote yourself
Design and document the API endpoints the console consumes, including pagination, filtering, and error handling that hold up on large customer environments
Instrument what you ship with logging and metrics, then watch it after release and fix what the data shows
Work with product and design to vet the product roadmap for your team’s product area and turn requirements into a technical plan and shippable increments
Write unit and end-to-end tests for the flows customers depend on
Review code and have yours reviewed
Improve existing code: performance, technical debt, maintainability
Take part in your team's on-call rotation
Contribute to the shared component library