Full Stack Engineer (Next.js + Typescript)

Mentor Talent Acquisition; New York (NY); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Mentor Talent Acquisition is building LLM-powered tools to shape the future of AI-native research platforms. As an early engineer, you’ll design and ship frontier products that rethink how humans interface with research and data.

You will work directly on high‑impact LLM applications, collaborate with clients to turn ideas into fast, scalable tools, and influence product direction from day one. A strong focus on Next.js, TypeScript, and PostgreSQL is essential.

Qualifications

• Proven ability to ship full‑stack projects end‑to‑end.
• Collaborate with clients and internal teams to shape product vision.
• Build tools that feel futuristic yet are highly useful.

Responsibilities

• Design and ship frontier products for AI-native research platforms.
• Work on high‑impact LLM applications and systems.
• Collaborate closely with clients to turn ideas into scalable tools.

Skills

Next.js

TypeScript

PostgreSQL

Full-stack

Job description

We're building LLM-powered tools to shape the future of AI-native research platforms.

As an early engineer, you’ll:

• Design and ship frontier products that rethink how humans interface with research and data;
• Work directly on high-impact LLM applications and systems;
• Collaborate closely with clients to turn ideas into fast, scalable tools;
• Influence product direction and technical architecture from day one;
• Help define our engineering culture, principles, and pace.

About You

You’re a product-minded, full-stack engineer who loves building fast, clean, and impactful tools.

• Have shipped full-stack projects end-to-end (bonus for startup or early-stage experience);
• Are excited to collaborate with clients and internal teams to shape product vision;
• Want to build things that feel futuristic but are incredibly useful;
• Are highly proficient in Next.js, TypeScript & PostgreSQL;
• Constantly feel like you're not building fast enough.