Home Office - Software Engineer I

StorageMart is seeking a Software Engineer who enjoys collaboration and has a passion for writing clean, well-tested code. The role involves building and maintaining web features, collaborating with team members, and taking ownership of projects to grow into an experienced engineer.

Responsibilities:

• Build and maintain modern, responsive web features using Elm and the tools in our stack
• Collaborate with senior engineers and product owners to understand requirements and deliver solutions
• Write clean, well-tested code and participate actively in code reviews—both giving and receiving feedback
• Work with UX designers to bring designs to life with attention to detail and usability
• Deploy code confidently with support from teammates and our DevOps team
• Debug issues, investigate bugs, and contribute to improving system reliability
• Take increasing ownership of features and small projects as you grow
• Work across the stack—picking up backend tasks in Node.js, Express, and Postgres as you build confidence
• Contribute to documentation and help keep our knowledge base current

Requirements:

• Have 1–3 years of professional web development experience (internships and personal projects count!)
• Have solid knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
• Are curious about functional programming and eager to learn Elm. (We'll teach you.)
• Have some exposure to backend concepts—APIs, databases, or server-side frameworks
• Write code that's readable and care about doing things the right way
• Are comfortable asking for help and giving and receiving feedback
• Communicate clearly and enjoy working as part of a team
• Are excited to grow your skills and take on more responsibility over time
• Are familiar with version control (Git) and comfortable with a collaborative development workflow
• Coursework or projects in functional programming (Haskell, Elixir, OCaml, Elm, etc.)
• Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines or deployment workflows
• Experience with responsive design, accessibility standards, or CSS frameworks
• Exposure to tools like Algolia, headless CMSs, or A/B testing platforms
• A portfolio or GitHub with projects you're proud of