Full Stack Engineer, Nash

• 4+ years building and shipping full-stack web applications in production. 5+ years of software engineering experience with a track record of shipping production systems is a plus
• Strong React skills (or equivalent modern frameworks), with deep working knowledge of TypeScript, HTML, CSS, and component-driven architecture
• Strong proficiency in Python and modern backend frameworks
• Experience designing and working with GraphQL and RESTful APIs, relational databases (PostgreSQL), and familiarity with NoSQL stores. Comfort working in microservices or service-oriented architectures
• Solid system design, coding, and testing skills on both sides of the stack
• Experience with cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, or Azure) and modern deployment practices
• Product sense and craft. You care about how things feel, not just whether they work
• Strong communicator who collaborates well across product, design, operations, and data, and can drive ambiguous problems to a clear outcome
• High agency in a fast-paced environment
• Mentorship instincts: experience growing other engineers through reviews, pairing, or technical leadership is a plus
• Strong preference for the Bay Area. Nash runs a hybrid-first product team out of our San Francisco office

Desirable

• We are looking for a Full Stack Engineer to design and build the Nash portal: the surface where operators see the autonomic system at work. Every order in flight, every delivery in motion, every route being continuously optimized as conditions on the ground change
• You will own features end to end across React and Python, working directly with our VP of Engineering, CTO/ co-founder, product, design, and engineering
• The right person here cares as much about a fast, considered interface as about the service behind it. The portal is where customers experience the platform, and the difference between a workable workflow and a great one almost always shows up here
• Build and ship features end to end across the stack, from the React and TypeScript portal operators rely on every shift, to the Python services and APIs that power it
• Translate logistics problems into products. Partner with PM, design, and operations to turn messy real-world workflows into interfaces and systems that fit how customers actually run their business
• Contribute to system design and architectural decisions across the platform, balancing reliability, security, and scalability against the speed the business needs
• Write clean, well-tested code, drive thoughtful code reviews, and raise the bar on engineering standards across the team
• Debug and resolve production issues across frontend and backend, with the automated tests and observability that catch problems before customers do
• Build responsive, high-performance interfaces with a sharp eye for latency, loading and error states, and the edge cases that decide whether an operator trusts the product
• Support a strong engineering culture through mentorship, thoughtful reviews, and shared ownership of technical standards