Full Stack Engineer

About the role

We're looking for a senior generalist who can own features end-to-end across the full stack and move our product forward quickly. This role most directly drives our biggest constraint: product velocity. The strongest signal we're looking for is a true jack-of-all-trades who can step into any part of the codebase—but who also brings a sharper edge in geospatial/3D data, including 3D rendering, working with 3D models and geometry, and solving data problems tied to physical parts. When we encounter niche challenges in this space, we prefer someone with prior experience over spending a sprint researching frameworks and prototyping from scratch.

Responsibilities

• Build, harden, and deploy features across the entire stack—from data and geometry processing to customer-facing and internal interfaces.
• Take real ownership of features from start to finish while remaining flexible enough to jump in and help anywhere to avoid blocking progress.
• Shape and execute the product roadmap, contributing directly to product intuition rather than just implementing tickets.
• Work closely with other engineers and interface with the business to understand requirements and priorities.
• Help define our engineering process as we grow, in a team that ships to production weekly.

Requirements

• U.S. citizenship (required). This role involves working with sensitive government Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and is subject to government contract requirements.
• Based in San Francisco, working in person 3–4 days/week at our co-working space (Friday remote optional).
• Startup-pace mindset—comfortable prioritizing product velocity over stability while moving fast.
• Strong CS fundamentals, including data structures, algorithms, and systems design.
• A real debugging and problem-identification approach—able to find and reason through root causes independently, not just produce AI-assisted output.
• Sound judgment with AI tooling—using AI tools to accelerate work without over-relying on them.

Qualifications

• Domain fit (strongly preferred):
  • Experience with 3D analysis, CAD models, the software/hardware interface, or manufacturability. Direct experience is exceptional; strong, genuine interest is acceptable.
  • Comfort owning features across every layer of the stack and shipping production code at a fast cadence.
• Communication & culture:
  • Able to explain technical work clearly to non-technical stakeholders—this is a key culture-fit signal.
  • Strong communication, organization, and a thoughtful problem-solving approach.
  • Thrives in a lean, high-ownership environment with minimal structure.

Nice to have

• Familiarity with 3D printing and CAD/manufacturing file formats (STL, STEP, OBJ, and similar).
• Exposure to defense or government work—familiarity with secure data environments and procurement-ready outputs is a plus.