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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Full Stack Software Engineer - **Company:** LAB37 Robotics, LLC - **Location:** Pittsburgh, PA, United States - **Experience:** Expert - **Salary:** $158,000.0 - $220,000.0 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Data Analysis, C++ (Programming Language), Cloud Computing, Code Review, Databases, Control Panels, Software Design Documents, Firmware, Protocol Buffers, Python (Programming Language), Queueing Systems, Release Management, Svelte, Markdown, SQL Databases, Systems Integration, TypeScript, Web Applications, Jupyter Notebook, Backend, Git, Documentation System, Integration Tests, Wikis, Front End Software Development, Terraform, Docker - **Published:** September 23, 2026 - **Apply:** https://startup.jobs/senior-full-stack-software-engineer-atoms-10158210 ## About the Role * Proficiency in Go or C++ for writing backend services, particularly REST-based * Proficiency in Vue3 or Svelte (preferred) and TypeScript for writing frontend web applications * Familiarity with documentation tools (for example wikis, markdown, docs) and writing design documents and playbooks * Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment and communicate effectively with both technical and non-technical team members Desirable Skills * Prior experience with AWS services, particularly cross-region services, databases, and message queues. * Experience with Docker, Protobuf, Python, Terraform, and Git. * Familiarity with remove simulation environments, along with standing up simulated backend services or making use of such services in unit/integration tests (potentially remove) * Familiarity with SQL, Superset, Jupyter notebooks, and other tools used for analyzing data ## Description You will work across frontend, backend, cloud infrastructure, integrations, and robot-adjacent interfaces. You will partner closely with product, culinary, operations, robotics, firmware and mechanical teams to turn ambiguous operational problems into reliable software. As we scale up, this team will work closely with our product and robotics software teams to solve exciting problems around release and deployment, configuration, learning management, and refining the robot interface. Work with a team to both lead and provide feedback on new designs, triage issues, and analyze system performance. Responsibilities * Take ownership of frontend and backend software for configuring, observing, and managing kitchen operations * Collaborate with culinary and product teams to gather requirements and translate them into technical solutions * Integrate with delivery service providers to receive orders, provide status updates, and synchronize menus * Create and integrate with the on-robot control panel interfaces * Work alongside firmware, mechanical, electrical, and robotics engineers to ensure cohesive system functionality * Contribute to code reviews and architectural decisions, * Demand for online food delivery is growing really fast! In the last 5 years, just in the US, the overall market has expanded 10X from $10B to $100B, and could expand to $500bn- $1T by 2030. * Changing the restaurant industry: You'll be part of a team that helps restaurants succeed in online food delivery. * Collaborative environment: You will receive support and guidance from experienced colleagues and managers, helping you to learn, grow and achieve your goals, and you'll work closely with other teams to ensure our customer's success. What else you need to know This role is based in our Pittsburgh office. As a company driven by invention and continuous change - we are constantly reimagining our industries, building new products, and refining how we operate. We do our best work together. That's why all of our office-based teams work onsite, five days a week. ## Related Videos - [Robots are coming into the wild! 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