Senior Software Engineer (TypeScript, React, AWS)

Senior Software Engineer (TypeScript, React, AWS)

We’re building systems that need to scale, stay maintainable, and actually make sense six months later. If you care about clean architecture, thoughtful trade-offs, and shipping reliable software without unnecessary complexity, this role is worth your time.

The Work

You’ll be designing and delivering cloud-native applications end-to-end. That includes shaping APIs, building frontend experiences in React, and making pragmatic decisions about infrastructure on AWS.

This isn’t a role where you just “implement tickets.” You’ll have a voice in architecture, influence technical direction, and work closely with people across product and engineering to turn ideas into production systems.

What You’ll Be Working With

• TypeScript across the stack
• React for modern, maintainable UI
• AWS (Lambda, Batch, and related services)
• Infrastructure as Code (Terraform / CloudFormation)
• CI/CD pipelines with automated deployment
• Relational and NoSQL databases (SQL Server, DB2, Sybase, MongoDB, Elasticsearch)
• RESTful APIs designed with long-term usability in mind

What We’re Looking For

• 8+ years of professional software engineering experience
• Strong TypeScript skills and a solid grasp of modern frontend development with React
• Experience building and deploying cloud-native applications (AWS preferred)
• Comfort working with serverless architectures
• A good understanding of API design, data modeling, and system boundaries
• Experience with CI/CD and shipping production systems regularly
• Ability to communicate clearly with both engineers and non-technical stakeholders

Nice to Have

• Deep experience with Terraform or CloudFormation
• A commercial mindset — you understand why you’re building something, not just how
• Experience working in cross-functional teams where collaboration matters as much as code

Why This Role

You’ll be working on systems that are actively used, not prototypes that never ship. The problems are real: scaling services, maintaining performance, keeping deployments predictable, and avoiding unnecessary technical debt.

There’s room to make decisions, improve things, and leave the codebase better than you found it.

If you’re the kind of developer who values clarity over cleverness and wants to work on systems that hold up under pressure, this is a good fit.