Full Stack Engineer

ConsultMeIn; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

ConsultMeIn is seeking a Senior Fullstack Engineer to architect and own products, making critical decisions on both the frontend and backend. You will work closely with the founders to set technical standards that will guide the platform's future. This role suits individuals who thrive in a fast-paced, autonomous environment, valuing both code quality and product design.

The ideal candidate has over three years of experience in production-ready React and TypeScript frontends, along with backend knowledge in Node.js and GraphQL. Proficiency in AI tools such as Claude Code is preferred.

Qualifications

• Over three years of professional experience in software development.
• Experience building production-ready applications that handle significant traffic.
• Familiarity with product design and decision-making processes.

Responsibilities

• Architect and own new products from zero, making critical frontend and backend decisions.
• Build visually demanding drop experiences for a user-focused platform.
• Set technical patterns, standards, and tooling decisions that will endure.

Skills

Production React + TypeScript frontends

Node.js

GraphQL

AWS

AI tools usage (Claude Code, Cursor)

Job description

As a Senior Fullstack Engineer, you will architect and own entire products from the ground up, making critical decisions across the frontend and backend to power high‑stakes drop experiences for a visually demanding audience. You will work directly with the founders to shape the product roadmap, setting technical standards and patterns that will define the platform's future. This role requires a high level of autonomy where you identify, scope, and ship features that creators depend on for their biggest moments. You are expected to move fast while maintaining the integrity of a platform that handles significant traffic and real‑time data synchronization. The ideal candidate brings over three years of professional experience building production‑ready React and TypeScript frontends alongside robust Node.js and GraphQL backends on AWS. You should be a power user of AI tools like Claude Code or Cursor to multiply your output and have a proven track record of shipping products users love. Beyond writing clean code, you must have strong opinions on product design and the ability to push back when necessary. You will thrive in this environment if you enjoy deep‑diving into Figma one hour and making architectural decisions about fan data flow the next. This is an opportunity to be a foundational engineer where the team is built around your technical leadership.

Responsibilities

• Architect and own new products from zero — not features, full products — making the calls that matter on both the frontend and backend
• Build drop experiences that feel as good as the moments they're powering — this is a visually demanding product for a visually demanding audience
• Set the technical bar — patterns, standards, and tooling decisions you make now will outlast your tenure
• Move fast enough to matter and carefully enough not to break a platform creators depend on for their biggest moments
• Be in the room (or the thread) where product decisions get made, and push back when you think something's wrong

Qualifications

• You've built production React + TypeScript frontends that look great and hold up under real traffic
• You're comfortable in the backend — Node.js, GraphQL, AWS — and don't treat it like someone else's problem
• You've worked at a startup where speed was a feature and you thrived in that environment
• You have opinions about product, not just code — and you know how to make them heard
• You've shipped things users actually loved, and you can point to them
• Claude Code, Cursor — you're already using AI tooling as a force multiplier, not an afterthought

Ideal Candidate

You've been at a great early‑stage startup — maybe your second or third — and you know what good looks like. You write clean code but you don't gold‑plate things. You care about the user on the other end. You probably have a side project or two. You're not looking for a job, you're looking for the right problem — and a platform that lets talented people go build something worth building.