
Staff Fullstack Engineer
Playlab
full-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Remote
Location: United States
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Salary
💰 $170,000 - $210,000 per year
Job Level
Tech Stack
About the role
- Architect and ship subsystems across the full stack - from React/Remix frontend to Node.js backend to integrations with Python AI services
- Move fast to learn what works - ship small experiments quickly, then invest in productionizing what proves valuable
- Stay on top of web technologies and best practices - evaluate new tools and patterns that improve the product
- Work cross-functionally with designers, ML engineers, product, and customers to build experiences that solve real user needs
- Write comprehensive tests and documentation for the features you build
- Improve team processes and help drive strategic technical decisions
- Mentor engineers on fullstack development, design patterns, and app architecture through pairing and reviews
Requirements
- 7+ years building production web applications across frontend and backend
- Strong experience with modern React frameworks (we use Remix) and TypeScript
- Strong experience building backend services with Node and Typescript
- Strong experience with databases, APIs, and integrations with external services
- Able to work effectively with designers and translate designs into working features
- Comfortable working cross-functionally and directly with customers to understand their needs
- Thrive in high-agency, high collaboration cultures
- Great communication that makes working remote-first work
Benefits
- Professional development opportunities
- Flexible work hours
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
ReactRemixNode.jsPythonTypeScriptdatabasesAPIsfullstack developmentdesign patternsapp architecture
Soft Skills
communicationcollaborationmentoringproblem-solvingcross-functional teamworkadaptabilitystrategic decision-makingprocess improvementuser needs understandingremote work effectiveness