Remote Full-Stack Engineer for Event Platform

Eventdorm; United States; Remote; USD 5,900 - 8,900; Full time

Job summary

Eventdorm is seeking a frontend-focused engineer to build end-to-end features for an event platform, covering UI, API, and data models. You will work across interface, backend services, and data layer with integrations for payments and communications, within a small team serving organizers and attendees directly.

You will own features end-to-end, participate in code reviews and incident response, and focus on performance, reliability, and secure development practices in a remote role based in

Qualifications

• 2+ years building and shipping production web applications using React and TypeScript.
• Experience with SQL databases, authentication, and API design.
• Familiar with Git, code review, and delivering changes incrementally.
• Able to investigate production issues calmly and methodically.
• Care for application security and user trust.

Responsibilities

• Develop product features across the user interface, APIs, and database models.
• Create database migrations, access policies, and serverless functions with security in mind.
• Integrate payment, email, and messaging workflows into the product.
• Participate in code reviews, architecture discussions, and incident response.
• Improve application performance, reliability, accessibility, and developer workflows.
• Document technical decisions and collaborate with design on implementation details.

Skills

React

TypeScript

API design

Authentication

Git & code review

Incident response

Security

Tools

Supabase

Postgres

Firebase

Git

Job description

Eventdorm is seeking a frontend-focused engineer to build end-to-end features for an event platform, covering UI, API, and data models. You will work across interface, backend services, and data layer with integrations for payments and communications, within a small team serving organizers and attendees directly.

You will own features end-to-end, participate in code reviews and incident response, and focus on performance, reliability, and secure development practices in a remote role based in