Atticus
Fullstack Engineer
Remote (Remote)fulltimemidAdded 1 month ago
About this role
Join Atticus, a VC-backed legal tech platform that has helped hundreds of thousands access over $10B in aid, as a backend-focused fullstack engineer. You'll build core tools for law firms to serve clients in crisis, working across the stack with a strong emphasis on backend architecture and reliability.
What you'll do
- Design and build web applications prioritizing performance, modularity, and reliability
- Collaborate with product and design teams to refine requirements and deliver user-focused solutions
- Architect, write, review, and test code in a collaborative engineering environment
- Own services in production including deployment, monitoring, and troubleshooting
- Partner across departments to expand the platform and support legal professionals
- Leverage peer collaboration to create excellent products serving people in need
What they're looking for
- Full-stack web application development (3+ years)
- React-based frontend development
- Backend systems design and API development
- Code quality judgment and testing practices
- Production operations and infrastructure management
- Google Cloud Platform (bonus)
- Kubernetes and Docker (bonus)
- Golang (bonus)
Benefits
- Well-funded Series C startup with strong investor backing
- Remote work
- Opportunity to impact lives of people in crisis
- B Corporation mission-driven culture
- Role in shaping company culture during scaling phase
- Competitive salary (amount not specified in description)
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Atticus
Atticus is a VC-backed legal tech platform that helps people access financial aid through tools designed for law firms serving clients in crisis. The company is hiring backend-focused fullstack engineers to build core platform infrastructure and services.
View all jobs at AtticusLikely interview questions
- Tell us about a React-based application you've built. How did you approach performance optimization and component architecture?
- Describe your experience designing and operating backend systems in production. How do you approach monitoring, deployment, and incident response?