Full-Stack Engineer — Systems Conductor

What You'll Do

Architect schema-first features:

design strict API boundaries, typed contracts, and database schemas first, providing the structure background AI agents need to implement features safely

Build and secure module workflows:

own recruiter and admin interfaces (screens, tables, profiles, forms, filters, dashboards), REST endpoints, and PostgreSQL relational workflows — with business security and authorization policies strictly enforced at the data layer

Establish codebase context:

build and use MCP servers and AST-based dependency graphs to give developer agents standardized, structured access to our repositories

Orchestrate quality loops:

set up local testing environments and containerized CI/CD checks where background agents automatically execute test runs, linting, and type validation before any merge

Engage directly with stakeholders:

sit with non-technical stakeholders to translate messy operational processes into clean, executable technical requirements — and keep them in the loop as the work progresses

Stabilize and maintain the platform:

production defects, small-to-medium gaps, and reporting migration support as Power BI is retired

Review and be reviewed:

give and receive pull-request review as a normal working rhythm, with test evidence on every ticket

Non-Negotiables

We'll ask you to demonstrate all of the following — come ready with real examples:

• Active agentic developer loop.

You've transitioned beyond copy-pasting code blocks from a browser window. You can walk us through your CLI-native agentic loop: how you coordinate agents, what parameters and guardrails you set, and — specifically — a time you caught and patched an LLM hallucination before it shipped. "I've tried Copilot" is not this.

• Collaboration you can prove.

A working history of PR reviews given and received, documentation you wrote that someone else actually used, and a time you escalated a blocker early instead of grinding on it alone. We will check for this specifically.

• Full-stack competency, production-grade.

Strong React/TypeScript and Python/FastAPI experience on real systems in real use — not tutorials or side scripts.

• Database schema and security mastery.

Highly fluent in PostgreSQL — schema design, migrations, indexing, transactional isolation. You understand why hiding a button in React is not an authorization control; authorization is enforced in the data layer.

• Clean systems architecture.

You build robust, decoupled state machines (FastAPI, React state, background queues) that gracefully isolate, log, and recover from real-world API and network failures.

• Enterprise systems awareness.

You've designed, maintained, or operated within ERP-class platforms (SAP, Oracle, Workday, NetSuite, or comparable) — or can clearly demonstrate how they work and why they matter: integrated data, standardized process, and a single operational source of truth. You'll help build a platform that plays exactly this role, so you need to understand what it replaces and what it must not break.

• True Agile and continuous improvement.

Not standup theater — iterative delivery, working software shipped in small increments, retrospectives that actually change how the team works. Come ready to describe a real process improvement you drove based on what a sprint or a failure taught you.

• End-to-end micro-project ownership.

You'll run micro-projects through their full lifecycle: planning and requirements gathering with stakeholders, implementation, testing, and maintenance afterward — documenting your work and processes clearly enough that another team member can be trained to support and back up what you built without you in the room. Come ready to walk us through one project you carried from first conversation to steady-state maintenance.

• Strong English communication, written and spoken.

You'll operate in a U.S.-based team environment and explain technical decisions to non-technical stakeholders.

Nice to Have

Hands-on experience with OpenClaw, Hermes Agents, or Grokbot agent platforms

Familiarity with LangGraph or stateful multi-agent orchestration

Operations-heavy SaaS experience (recruiting, workforce management, ATS, or CRM)

Multi-tenant application experience

AWS exposure (EC2, RDS, S3, cloud logs)

Data imports, deduplication, search/filter interfaces, operational reporting

Experience joining a codebase mid-flight and getting productive fast

What This Role Is

A hands-on builder-conductor role with defined module ownership

AI-accelerated delivery with human judgment on every merge

A high-performing team operating model: review, documentation, and early communication are the job, not overhead

What This Role Is Not

Not a solo-operator role — if your best work happens when nobody sees it until it's done, this will be a bad fit

Not an ML research role

Not a role where AI tools are optional

Compensation & Logistics

Compensation based on experience.

Standard options package per company policy.

Target start:

Immediately

Final Note

We will go deep into your past work — what you built, why you built it that way, what broke, and who else could run it after you. The engineers who thrive here are the ones whose systems outlive their attention: documented, reviewed, and understood by the team.

Bold Business — AI-First. Delivery-First. Team-First.