Glide
Full Stack Engineer - Early Career
New York City (Remote)$100k–$130kfulltimeentryAdded 1 month ago
About this role
Glide is seeking an early-career full stack engineer to help build an embedded fintech platform that modernizes banking for community banks and credit unions. You'll work alongside experienced founders and engineers from top tech companies, gaining hands-on experience across the entire product stack in a fast-moving startup environment.
What you'll do
- Build secure, well-tested frontend and backend features using TypeScript, React, Node.js, and Next.js
- Design scalable architecture to support hundreds of thousands of end users
- Develop simple, reliable, and performant user interfaces
- Lead frontend and backend infrastructure improvements for product roadmap
- Implement automated testing and maintain engineering best practices
- Establish technical vision for web product maintenance and scaling
What they're looking for
- JavaScript and TypeScript
- React and Next.js
- Node.js backend development
- HTML and responsive CSS
- Data fetching libraries (React Query, tRPC)
- Software security and secure system design
- Automated testing frameworks
- Git, Docker, AWS, and CI/CD tools
Benefits
- Competitive salary and generous equity package
- Health, dental, and vision insurance with wellness stipend
- Free lunch daily for all employees
- Top-of-the-line computer and equipment of your choice
- Direct mentorship from industry veterans and founders
- Fast-paced startup environment with immediate code impact
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Glide
Glide is a fintech platform that provides embedded banking solutions for community banks and credit unions. The company is hiring full stack engineers to build secure, scalable products and a Talent Engineer to scale its recruiting operations.
View all jobs at GlideLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a full-stack project you've built with React and Node.js. How did you approach the architecture, and what testing strategies did you use?
- Describe your experience with data synchronization between client and server. Have you used React Query, Tanstack, or tRPC, and how did you decide which tool was right for the problem?