Fullstack Engineer - Web Platform & AI Tools

Kpler; Kentucky; On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Kpler, a global data and analytics company, is seeking a Fullstack Engineer to enhance our web experience powering MarineTraffic and Kpler Terminal. You will own features end-to-end, bridging frontend and backend for a unified user experience used by millions worldwide.

Join a distributed team, migrate to Atlas design system with Vue 3/React, and build Node.js microservices. You’ll work with AI tooling like Cursor and Claude Code, champions of Domain-Driven Design and hexagonal architecture.

Qualifications

• Web development experience with TypeScript and Vue or React.
• Shared tools, component libraries, or internal frameworks ownership.
• End-to-end feature ownership including backend/BFF services when needed.
• Hands-on experience using AI tools like Cursor or Claude Code in development.
• Collaborative approach: shipping value early and iterating with feedback.

Responsibilities

• Deliver end-to-end features across frontend and backend.
• Unify component architecture by migrating to Atlas Tailwind-based design system (Vue 3/React).
• Develop Node.js backend services and BFF layers.
• Enhance developer experience with monorepo tooling, CI improvements and internal support.
• Integrate AI-assisted workflows to boost efficiency while preserving architecture.
• Participate in code reviews and architectural discussions grounded in DDD and hexagonal architecture.

Skills

TypeScript

Vue

React

Node.js

AI tools

Tools

Cursor

Claude Code

Mapbox

Job description

Kpler, a global data and analytics company, is seeking a Fullstack Engineer to enhance our web experience powering MarineTraffic and Kpler Terminal. You will own features end-to-end, bridging frontend and backend for a unified user experience used by millions worldwide.

Join a distributed team, migrate to Atlas design system with Vue 3/React, and build Node.js microservices. You’ll work with AI tooling like Cursor and Claude Code, champions of Domain-Driven Design and hexagonal architecture.