Senior Fullstack Software Engineer
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Description
- We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer to lead the design and development of user-facing applications that power CesiumAstro’s mission-critical platforms. This role will translate complex requirements into elegant, functional, and scalable UIs, working closely with backend, DevOps, and machine learning teams to deliver robust, high-performance systems
- Build and maintain user-facing features for CesiumAstro’s web-based dashboards and applications
- Collaborate with backend, DevOps, and machine learning engineers to integrate complex data and workflows into intuitive frontends
- Partner with product and business stakeholders to translate user needs into functional UI solutions
- Contribute to reusable component libraries to ensure consistent aesthetics and behavior across applications
- Participate in QA, testing, and release cycles to ensure high-quality, reliable software
- Provide technical leadership in frontend development, mentoring team members and influencing design decisions
Benefits
- Health, dental, vision
- HSA and FSA
- Company stock options
- Life, disability and retirement plans
- Bachelor’s or higher degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related technical field
- 5 years of professional experience building web application frontends
- Deep experience with modern frontend frameworks, particularly Vue.js, and tools such as Axios
- Excellent communication skills with the ability to articulate design and technical choices
- Strong proficiency in JavaScript and TypeScript
- Proven track record of leading or independently delivering frontend features in production systems
- Experience developing tools that visualize and communicate complex quantitative information
- Backend development experience, ideally with Python APIs
- Familiarity with DevOps and deploying web applications using infrastructure-as-code (e.g., Terraform)
- Experience integrating complex APIs (e.g., Elasticsearch)
- Previous experience in small, fast-moving teams or early-stage environments