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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Full-Stack Software Engineer - **Company:** quadric.io, Inc - **Location:** Burlingame, CA, United States - **Experience:** Expert - **Salary:** $110,000.0 - $270,000.0 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** JavaScript (Programming Language), Artificial Intelligence, Application Notes, HTML5, Unix, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Databases, Software Debugging, Linux, Distributed Systems, Design of User Interfaces, Python (Programming Language), PostgreSQL, Redis, Toolchain, ReactJS, Caching, Git, Information Technology, Bare Metal, Front End Software Development, Docker, Golang - **Published:** July 9, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.juju.com/job/00000000get95f ## About the Role + Bachelor's or Master's in computer science or equivalent knowledge + Minimum 5+ years experience working on full-stack web applications + Excellent writing and communication skills + Expertise in Golang + Proficiency in DBMS (PostgreSQL) + Experience with caching systems (Redis) + Experience describing, building, running and deploying Docker containers + Experience with Linux or Unix based operating systems + Experience with building distributed systems + Experience with maintaining hosting infrastructure + Basic design ability including knowledge of UI/UX and basic prototype design + Experience in front-end technologies (JavaScript, CSS3, HTML5) and third-party libraries (ReactJS) + Solid understanding of intermediate git concepts such as branching, rebasing, merge conflict resolution, etc. + Ability to methodically debug problems, relay information to other engineering teams, and test and deploy changes to the webplatform Nice to haves + Experience with Python + Experience with Nomad scheduler and orchestrator + Experience developing desktop/CLI applications + Experience managing self-hosted bare-metal compute resources + Knowlege of highlevel AI concepts ## Description The Full-Stack Engineer is key to making the Quadric product and toolchain easily accessible and usable via a webplatform (also known as "DevStudio"). The Full-Stack Engineer will [1] implement new features for the webplatform in collaboration with Business Development, Product, and other Engineering teams; and [2] help debug and fix issues in the webplatform and relay toolchain issue to the appropriate Engineering team. This position requires exceptional technical depth, strong coding capabilities, and advanced troubleshooting skills to succesfuly build the webplaform around Quadric's toolchain and Product requirements. Candidates must demonstrate strong technical mastery of advanced concepts for building and operating complex systems including distributed services, failure recovery and proper system telemetry and observability techniques. If making an impact and having a seat at the table is important to you, this is the opportunity for you. Join our small, rapidly-growing team at Quadric to develop supercomputer technology designed for the Edge. In this position, you will be a core member of our team, and will have an opportunity to grow in the company of expert technologists who also happen to be good people you'll want to spend time with. Our preference is for a candidate located in the California Bay Area who can regularly collaborate from our Burlingame office with the ability to commute regularly. The team and company also gather periodically for offsite events, which are valued opportunities to connect, collaborate, and align. 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