Full stack engineer, Wordware

• You have 4+ years of engineering experience, with a strong track record of shipping real products
• You’re fluent in TypeScript and comfortable working across the stack — frontend, backend, and database
• You’ve built and owned complex full-stack systems end to end, not just small pieces
• You’re comfortable with ambiguity, unblock yourself, and make progress without waiting on perfect specs
• You enjoy working in a fast-paced, high-trust startup environment and like wearing multiple hats

Desirable

• You’ll write and ship full-stack features end to end — from frontend UI, to backend logic, to the database and infra
• We’re still a small team, and the product is early — you won’t just be building features; you’ll help shape the trajectory of the company and the future of AI development
• Build a real-time, multiplayer IDE for AI development — think Google Docs meets VSCode, powered by Y.js and TipTap
• Extend our executor: a custom runtime that turns natural language into live, traceable agent workflows with pause/resume and retries
• Design the “GitHub for AI” — an interface for exploring, remixing, and sharing agents and flows with versioning and collaborative editing
• Talk to users, debug live issues, and ship fixes fast — often the same day
• Make product calls in the moment when things are ambiguous, and help shape the platform we’re building
• Your ideas
• Stack
• TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Cloudflare Workers, Durable Objects, Y.js, and TipTap

• We keep our process simple. Exceptional candidates go from first touch to offer within 2 weeks
• Application:
• Submit your resume and answer a few short questions. If it looks like a fit, we’ll invite you to send a 1-minute Loom video: tell us who you are and why you want to join Wordware
• 15-minute intro call:
• Quick check to align on location, motivation, and logistics. If it’s a go, we move fast from here
• 45-minute technical interview:
• You’ll build a small full-stack app. We’re looking for fluency, speed, and product sense
• System design interview:
• A deep dive into how you think and architect systems. We’ll walk through a real Wordware problem together
• Final conversation:
• Quick vibe check, answer your questions, and scope out the work trial
• Work trial:
• Paid trial to work on a real project in person with us — usually a few days to two weeks (flexible to do what works for you). See how we work and whether this feels like the right fit on both sides