Full Stack Software Engineer
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Requirements
Do you have experience in Web applications?, * Experience in web development with a strong focus on frontend engineering.
- Expert-level proficiency in React, Javascript/Typescript, Redux, and TailwindCSS.
- Deep understanding of modern frontend architecture, component-based development, and best practices.
- Experience designing highly complex frontends from the ground-up with re-usable component design.
- Experience with Three.js or other 3D web-based visualization frameworks.
- Strong understanding of UI/UX principles, with an ability to implement clean and intuitive interfaces.
- Familiarity with frontend performance optimization techniques, accessibility, and responsive design.
Full Stack/Backend Experience (Nice to Have):
- Proficiency with backend technologies in languages such as Python or Node.js.
- Experience designing and working with APIs (e.g. REST and/or gRPC)
- Understanding of database design and querying with PostgreSQL, MySQL, and/or DynamoDB
- Familiarity with background task processing frameworks such as Celery.
Nice to Have:
- Background in manufacturing, aerospace, or industrial software.
- Familiarity with Figma or similar tools for UI/UX collaboration.
- Experience with Next.js or other SSR/SSG frameworks.
- Knowledge of WebAssembly (WASM) or Rust for frontend performance optimization.
- Experience building scalable, high-performance backend systems for web-based applications.
- Expert proficiency in Go, Python, and C++.
- Strong experience with gRPC with Protocol Buffers and RESTful API design.
- Deep understanding of relational databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL), NoSQL databases (DynamoDB, MongoDB), and caching strategies (Redis).
- Proficiency in building event-driven, distributed systems using Celery, Kafka, or AWS SQS.
- Experience designing and implementing role-based access control (RBAC) and authentication systems (OAuth, Cognito, JWT).
Benefits & conditions
4.14.1 out of 5 stars New York, NY $120,000 - $200,000 a year, Pulled from the full job description
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Vision insurance
- Dental insurance
- Stock options
- Commuter assistance, * Health, Dental, Vision Insurance: Comprehensive coverage to ensure you and your family stay healthy.
- Generous Paid Time Off: Enjoy flexible, high-trust PTO and sick leave.
- Stock Options: Participate in our success with a generous stock option plan.
- Commuter Benefits (NYC): Save on transportation costs with our commuter benefits program.
- Must be a U.S. Person to apply.
New York Pay Range $120,000 - $200,000 USD, * Health, Dental, Vision Insurance: Comprehensive coverage to ensure you and your family stay healthy.
- Generous Paid Time Off: Enjoy flexible, high-trust PTO and sick leave.
- Stock Options: Participate in our success with a generous stock option plan.
- Commuter Benefits (NYC): Save on transportation costs with our commuter benefits program.
About the company
Dirac is on a mission to reindustrialize The West. American manufacturing is broken-burdened by inefficiency, bureaucracy, and outdated processes. We are pioneering Model-Based Manufacturing, where context-aware production planning informs design in real-time-eliminating the disconnect between engineering and manufacturing. Our platform automates what can be automated and captures tribal knowledge where automation falls short, creating a seamless system for building at scale. We’re building the tools modern manufacturers need to move faster and build better, the pillars of a more abundant future.
We are a mission-driven company of world-class engineers and operators with a culture of high trust, high agency, and high autonomy.
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