Fullstack Engineer

Stack

Responsibilities

• ▹Design, build and operate Atticus web applications with a focus on performance, modularity, extensibility and reliability
• ▹Work with product and design to evaluate and refine product details and acceptance criteria
• ▹Architect, design, write, review and test code in a collaborative environment
• ▹Partner with every department at Atticus as the platform grows

Requirements

• ▹3+ years of experience building production full-stack applications using modern languages and frameworks
• ▹Experience building and optimizing React-based user interfaces
• ▹Experience designing and operating reliable, scalable backend systems and APIs
• ▹Close partnership with product and design to clarify requirements
• ▹Good judgment around code quality, including when and how to test
• ▹Comfortable owning services in production, including deployment, monitoring and troubleshooting

Nice to have

• ▹Experience with Google Cloud Platform, Kubernetes, Terraform, Docker, Golang
• ▹Experience building software for industries with complex workflows and long-standing practices, such as legal, healthcare or financial services
• ▹Experience evolving systems as teams and traffic scale
• ▹Interest in improving internal tooling, developer experience or team processes

Soft skills

What we offer

• ▹Base salary band $157,250 to $230,000, plus equity and benefits
• ▹Medical and dental insurance with 100% of premiums covered for employees and their families
• ▹15 vacation days and ~20 paid holidays each year, including two weeks at end-of-year
• ▹Free OneMedical membership
• ▹$600/year internet stipend
• ▹$1,000/year education and training stipend
• ▹Up to $1,200/year student loan repayment assistance
• ▹401(k) and optional HSA/FSA
• ▹Fully remote; travel to LA on the company dime, usually quarterly, plus offsites

About the company

Atticus is a platform connecting sick or injured Americans with government benefits and insurance compensation. It is a fast-growing Series C startup and a certified B Corporation.