Full Stack Engineer
🚨 Hiring: Full Stack Engineer with a frontend focus (Part-Time Contract) 10-20 hours per week.We’re looking for a Full Stack engineer engineer to join Mutuals and help us build the future of real-world participation.Compensation: $1,000/month stipend (part-time contract) with the opportunity to stay on full time long-term and earn equity if it’s a great fit.We’re ideally looking for:• A college student, rising senior, recent graduate, or early-career engineer• Strong React Native experience• Experience shipping a mobile app to production• Experience working on consumer-facing products• Strong product sense and attention to design• Someone who can move quickly and execute independently• Full stack experience as well- we have a backend team but can make quick changes and ship.About Mutuals:We’re building the intelligence layer for real-world participation — helping people discover experiences, build communities, coordinate plans, and connect with the right people.We are building our primary expeirence in iMessage but we also have an app where we alreadfy have 30 SF events companies actively using us and over 4000 users so we want someone who can ship smaller features quick.You’ll work directly with our engineering team, which includes UC Berkeley graduates and engineers with experience at companies such as Amazon, Alphabet, Gap, and venture-backed startups. Our app is already live and gaining traction, and we’re looking for someone to help ship smaller product updates. This role will work closely with and report directly to our lead frontend engineer, an experienced engineer who will provide guidance while giving you the opportunity to own and ship meaningful features.This is a great opportunity for someone looking to gain hands-on startup experience, ship real features to production, and help build a product that’s growing quickly.If interested, DM me with:• LinkedIn• GitHub• Resume• Examples of apps or products you’ve worked onAnd if someone comes to mind who might be a fit, I’d really appreciate an introduction.