Mid/Senior Fullstack Engineer

About the role

ℹ️ About the Position

Biodock runs AI bioanalysis in the cloud, allowing scientists to accelerate R&D on the most promising new therapeutics. We are looking for talented full-stack web engineers to join our team and drive results for our customers and vision.

You'd build critical features from the ground up, and deliver fast without bureaucracy. We're looking for someone who is serious about building, and who can wear many hats.

Our stack

Web (this role): React, Apollo GraphQL, Typescript, Mongo, Node.

We also use: Docker, Terraform, Redis, AWS, Serverless. On our backend, closer to the Machine learning pipeline, we use Python, PyTorch and Numpy. Experience on these also highly desired.

🔨 What you'll do

- Take full ownership of our Biodock's full-stack web platform, all the way to deploys, infra, monitoring, debugging, and overall reliability.

- Work on our modern web stack to build dynamic analysis methods in the cloud.

- Work together with backend engineers to coordinate AI and image processing pipelines to work with our web application.

- Be exposed to every level of the company, working closely with the other team members including executive team to meet business goals and working off customer feedback.

🙋 Who you are

- You’re a full-stack engineer with 4+ years of industry experience in a React/Typescript based stack with GraphQL/Apollo. People describe you as "extremely productive."

- Big bonus points for a great eye for design,

- Frontend - Great eye for design. Experience and enjoy using React Canvas, WebGL, Web Worker Threads. Experience in these highly desired.

- Backend - Data modeling, especially in NoSQL/MongoDB.

- You have experience in areas such as algorithms, databases, UX implementation, debugging, and full-stack performance measurement and optimization.

- You have a strong background in computer science with a degree in CS or a related field.

- You're flexible, trustworthy, energetic, and a great communicator.

💰 Pay

- Competitive pay and equity

See the posting on Biodock's site