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About the Role
Our early-stage startup client is building a modern technology platform designed to bring greater transparency, reliability, and efficiency to complex global supply chains. As an early engineer, you’ll play a significant role in shaping both the product and its technical direction. You’ll be hands-on in building the early platform, working directly with customers and users, and helping turn product concepts and front-end components into a scalable, enterprise-ready application. This is an opportunity for someone who enjoys building from zero to one, is comfortable rapidly prototyping and iterating, and thinks strategically about architecture, scalability, and long-term technical direction. The ideal candidate is a self-starter who thrives in ambiguity, enjoys solving complex problems, and wants meaningful ownership.
Responsibilities
- Build and help lead the delivery of early versions of the platform, including pilot programs with initial customers.
- Develop high-quality, intuitive product experiences with a strong focus on UI/UX.
- Take product requirements and existing front-end components through development into a robust, enterprise-ready application.
- Design and implement integrations with external APIs, partners, and cloud infrastructure.
- Rapidly build and iterate on prototypes to validate ideas and deliver customer value.
- Help define the platform’s long-term technical architecture and strategy as the product scales.
- Partner closely with customers, users, and non-technical stakeholders to understand needs and influence product and feature design.
- Contribute to broader product and business strategy as an early member of the team.
- Build solutions pragmatically in the early stages while recognizing when and how to re-architect for scale.
- Provide technical leadership as the engineering and product organizations grow.
Requirements
- 5+ years of software engineering experience building across both front-end and back-end technologies.
- Experience in a startup and/or agency environment, ideally with hands-on experience building an early-stage product from zero to one.
- Strong product engineering instincts and the ability to build polished, user-friendly experiences.
- Experience designing and building API integrations quickly and effectively.
- Ability to operate independently, take ownership, and make sound technical decisions in an ambiguous, fast-moving environment.
- Experience working directly with non-technical stakeholders, customers, and end users.
- Ability to provide technical leadership and help guide an engineering team as the organization grows.
- Experience with ERP systems and ERP API integrations (Nice to Have).
- Experience with supply chain, procurement, or related enterprise software (Nice to Have).
Skills
- TypeScript
- React
- Next.js
- GraphQL
- Trigger.dev
Location
- Seattle, WA
Work Type
- Onsite
Experience Level
- 5+ years
Salary/Compensations
- $150,000–$225,000/year
Benefits
- Medical/Vision/Dental sponsored at 70%
- Unlimited PTO
- 401k with matching
- OneMedical
- Kindbody
- TalkSpace
About the Company
- Our early-stage startup client is building a modern technology platform designed to bring greater transparency, reliability, and efficiency to complex global supply chains.
- Opportunity to work with an elite team of entrepreneurs and engineers
- Opportunity to change the world by improving global supply chains