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# Full-Stack Software Engineer (Product)

- **Company:** ONE STOP COLLECTIBLE CORP
- **Location:** San Francisco, CA, United States
- **Contract:** Internship / Graduate position
- **Skills:** Clean Code Principles, Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Databases, Python (Programming Language), TypeScript, ReactJS, Large Language Models, Front End Software Development
- **Published:** September 4, 2026
- **Apply:** https://startup.jobs/full-stack-software-engineer-product-intern-2026-2027-netic-8757027

## About the Role

* Proven product builder: Ability to deliver user-facing software at scale; you've carried features through multiple release cycles.
 * Full-stack fluency: Comfortable with React, TypeScript, Python; experience with databases and cloud infrastructure.
 * AI experience (nice-to-have): Hands-on with LLM APIs, embeddings, or RAG patterns-or hunger to learn fast.
 * Customer empathy: Track record of translating stakeholder goals into crisp technical specs and delightful products.
 * Founder-level ownership: You run toward ambiguity, write clean code quickly, and see failures as data for the next sprint.
 * Excellent communicator: Able to explain architectural trade-offs to engineering, and business outcomes to executives.

## Description

* Co-create with customers: Work closely with our customers to understand workflows, gather feedback, and turn pain points into features that stick.
 * Own end-to-end delivery: Drive projects from spec to production, handling data models, APIs, front-end polish, and post-launch iteration.
 * Ensure quality: Build, test, and monitor features in production to ensure reliability and performance.


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