Full-Stack Engineer (Python/Next.js/Node) – On-site SF, Equity

Advatix Inc.; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 150,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity 0.3-0.7%

On-site in San Francisco

Job summary

Advatix Inc. in San Francisco is seeking a Software Engineer to join our team. You will own the complete lifecycle of high‑stakes projects, from initial architecture to deployment and ongoing optimization.

The role demands robust, high‑performance systems and the ability to scale engineering efforts. You will design, build, and deploy features across our stack (Python, Next.js, Node), contribute to architectural decisions, and help set the long‑term technical direction.

Qualifications

• Up to 4 years of experience in full-stack software engineering using Python, Next.js, and Node.
• Experience owning features end-to-end from RFC to deployment.
• ex-Founders and/or YC-backed startup backgrounds.
• Experience in the supply chain or logistics industry.

Responsibilities

• Own the complete lifecycle of high-stakes projects - from initial architecture and design to deployment and continuous optimization.
• Design, build, and deploy end-to-end features across our stack (Python, Next.js, Node).
• Contribute to architectural decisions and the long-term technical direction of the product.
• Rebuild core features using the latest technology to improve upon existing solutions.
• Uphold engineering excellence through thoughtful code review and testing, shipping to production daily.

Skills

Ownership

Communication

Problem-solving

Education

Degree from a top-tier university

Tools

Python

Next.js

Node.js

Job description

Advatix Inc. in San Francisco is seeking a Software Engineer to join our team. You will own the complete lifecycle of high‑stakes projects, from initial architecture to deployment and ongoing optimization.

The role demands robust, high‑performance systems and the ability to scale engineering efforts. You will design, build, and deploy features across our stack (Python, Next.js, Node), contribute to architectural decisions, and help set the long‑term technical direction.