Full Stack Software Engineer, Loop

• Five years of software engineering experience
• Experience with TypeScript and tools such as GraphQL, Relay, React, and Node.js
• Experience working at early-stage companies where you shipped products end to end and wore many hats

• As a full-stack engineer, you will work closely with founders and customers to understand and solve their logistics billing and payment pain points
• You will help define the product and ship features that directly impact our customers
• You will face and solve many complex technical challenges while you receive guidance and feedback from the team
• You will shape the Loop DNA and define how we grow as a company
• Work cross-functionally with product, design, and sales to understand requirements and ship thoughtful solutions
• Write high-quality code optimized for extensibility
• Engage in code reviews to maintain a high bar of engineering excellence
• Lead discussions and documentation to communicate and arrive at the best technical design
• Work across different components boundaries, from frontend to backend, and even infrastructure layers
• Promote better practices and share technical knowledge across the team
• Help grow Loop through deliberate feedback on product, process, and culture
• Infrastructure: AWS, CDK, Fargate ECS
• Backend: TypeScript, Node.js, Prisma, NestJS, PostgreSQL, Redis, Elasticsearch, GraphQL
• Frontend: TypeScript, React, Relay, Ant Design, Vite, GraphQL

• Premium Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance plans, premiums covered 100% for you
• 401k plan
• Unlimited PTO
• Generous professional development budget to feed your curiosity
• Physical and Mental fitness subsidies for yoga, meditation, gym, or ski membership

Total funding: $65m

In the complex landscape of global supply chains, outdated financial infrastructure and manual processes have created a significant challenge for businesses in the logistics sector. Legacy systems often rely on labor-intensive methods for recording crucial shipping documents, leading to poor auditing practices and a lack of a single, reliable "source of truth" for payment transactions.