Lead the design, development, and ownership of full-stack features across React/Next.js frontends and Python backend services, including scalable GraphQL APIs supporting internal applications and external partner integrations.
Drive technical solutions from ambiguous requirements through implementation and production release, owning CI/CD pipelines, deployment strategies, and production stability for supported services.
Design and implement advanced UI patterns, data visualizations, and analytics-driven workflows in partnership with product and design leaders.
Ensure high standards of code quality through reviews, testing strategies, and refactoring initiatives — evaluating and championing new technologies and best practices across the stack.
Mentor mid-level and junior engineers through code reviews, pairing, and direct technical guidance, raising the quality bar across the team.
Collaborate across teams to influence platform architecture, long-term technical direction, and communicate tradeoffs clearly to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Requirements
5+ years of professional experience in full-stack software development.
Proficiency in Python and TypeScript with React/Next.js; comfortable owning work across the full stack.
Deep command of software engineering principles: clean code, SOLID, design patterns, distributed systems, and API-first thinking.
Deep experience designing and maintaining GraphQL APIs and service-oriented architectures.
Strong experience with AWS, Docker, and CI/CD pipelines in cloud-based architectures.
Proven ability to design scalable systems and drive sound architectural decisions end-to-end.
Security-conscious mindset — you write code with data integrity, access control, and SOC 2 compliance in mind from the start.
Ability to articulate technical tradeoffs clearly to non-engineering stakeholders like underwriters, actuaries, and executives.
Genuine intellectual curiosity about the intersection of technology, data, and risk — you want to understand the business, not just the codebase.