Full-Stack TypeScript Engineer
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Full-Stack TypeScript Engineer, our client
About our client
More than a million creators post clips through our client, and we pay out over $500K to them every week. That much money moving through the platform every week means there's always something to build, fix or improve, and the engineering team is small enough that what you ship matters.
The role
You'll own a part of the product from start to finish. You'll look at the data, decide what's worth building, build it, and keep it running once it's live. Nobody will hand you a ticket list. If you see something broken or slow or confusing, we expect you to fix it without waiting to be asked.
You'll work across the stack in TypeScript, from the frontend creators use to the backend systems behind payouts and tracking.
What you'll do
Own a product area and be the person who knows it best
Use data to decide what to work on next, and be able to explain why
Ship features end to end, then watch how they perform and keep improving them
Find and fix problems, even ones outside your area
Use AI tools as part of how you work every day, so you can move faster without cutting corners
What we're looking for
Strong full-stack TypeScript experience
Solid engineering basics. You write code other people can read, and you think about how a system will hold up as usage grows.
You've shipped products people actually use, and you can talk about what happened after launch
You already use AI in how you build, not as an experiment
You take ownership. When something goes wrong, you don't wait for someone else to step in.
You like hard problems and stick with them until they're solved
Nice to have
Experience with payments, payouts or other systems where accuracy really matters
Experience building for creators or high-traffic consumer products
Experience with payments, payouts or other systems where accuracy really matters, or building for creators or high-traffic consumer products.