Full-Stack Software Engineer — Build SaaS Features & Impact

Honeycomb Insurance; Chicago, Northern (IL, KY); Hybrid; USD 140,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employee options grant

401K w/ employer match

Flexible paid time off

Paid national holidays

Job summary

Honeycomb Insurance is expanding its engineering team in the United States. We seek a capable full-stack developer to own end-to-end feature delivery, from ideation through production, with emphasis on scalable architecture and robust testing.

You'll collaborate with product and design to align priorities and timelines, navigate ambiguity, and translate technical work into business impact. Requires 2+ years in full-stack development and a CS or equivalent degree.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of experience in full-stack development.
• Experience shipping features in SaaS or product-led environments.
• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent field.
• Strong ownership mindset and ability to drive solutions.

Responsibilities

• Own full-stack feature development from ideation to production.
• Make independent tradeoff decisions balancing speed, scale, and value.
• Collaborate across engineering, product, and design on priorities and timelines.
• Work through ambiguity by framing constraints and proposing solutions.
• Translate technical outcomes into measurable business impact.

Skills

Full-stack development

SaaS experience

Ownership mindset

Independent decision making

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent

Tools

Node.js

Angular/React/Vue

TypeScript

Docker/Kubernetes

Job description

Honeycomb Insurance is expanding its engineering team in the United States. We seek a capable full-stack developer to own end-to-end feature delivery, from ideation through production, with emphasis on scalable architecture and robust testing.

You'll collaborate with product and design to align priorities and timelines, navigate ambiguity, and translate technical work into business impact. Requires 2+ years in full-stack development and a CS or equivalent degree.