Software Engineer

Details: We’re looking for a software engineer who ships. This is not a research role. Not an architecture-only role. Not a “talk about it in meetings” role. This is for someone who likes building real things, finishing work, and seeing it live in production. You’ll be working inside an established codebase, implementing features, fixing edge cases, and making the product better week by week. What you’ll do Implement product features from clear specs and designs Build and maintain production code across web and mobile Turn tickets into shipped work, not half-finished branches Fix bugs, clean up rough edges, and improve reliability Work closely with product and design to execute, not debate Test what you build and take ownership of the outcome Who this role is for This role is ideal if you are a technician / implementor by nature. You like clear direction and defined outcomes You’re strong at execution, not just ideation You’re comfortable working inside an existing system You finish tasks and move on to the next You don’t need to be the loudest voice in the room to add value You take pride in getting things done properly. Who this is not for If you only want to design architectures and never implement If you dislike working in existing codebases If you need total freedom and open-ended problems to stay motivated If you avoid testing or ownership This role values consistency and reliability over novelty. Why this role exists We’re building a real product, used by real businesses, every day. That requires engineers who enjoy implementation, polish, and delivery. If you’re the kind of engineer who gets satisfaction from closing tickets, shipping features, and seeing customers from around the world, actually use your work, you’ll fit right in. What you'll be coding in: Back end: NodeJS Front end: Angular DB: Mongo Pay: $80,594.05 - $123,081.00 per year Benefits: Paid time off Application Question(s): How close to our office in 78702 (east Austin) do you live? Have you shipped real code to production, or mainly tutorials and AI-assisted projects? Give details Have you built something using the MEAN stack? Work Location: In person