Senior Full-Stack Engineer: Build Automation & Internal Tools

Acquisition.com; United States; Remote; USD 130,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Acquisition.com is seeking a Senior Full-Stack Engineer to solve problems across advisory and client applications. You will work across advisory, media, and technology functions to build internal tools, automations, and application layers that help the business move faster.

Responsibilities include building and shipping full-stack applications, designing automations to reduce manual overhead, and owning projects end-to-end from scoping with stakeholders through deployment, monitoring, and

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience delivering complex or high-impact systems with proficiency in Python and TypeScript.
• Strong experience building integration frameworks, data pipelines, and automation tooling that reduces real operational burden.
• Experience with cloud infrastructure (AWS), CI/CD, observability, and agent-driven development tools such as Cursor and Claude Code.

Responsibilities

• Build and ship full-stack applications, services, and internal tools that improve the client experience and support advisory operations.
• Design and implement automations that replace manual processes and reduce operational overhead across business functions.
• Own projects end-to-end, from scoping with stakeholders through deployment, monitoring, and iteration.

Skills

Python

TypeScript

Automation

Data pipelines

CI/CD

Tools

AWS

Cursor

Claude Code

Observability tooling

Job description

Acquisition.com is seeking a Senior Full-Stack Engineer to solve problems across advisory and client applications. You will work across advisory, media, and technology functions to build internal tools, automations, and application layers that help the business move faster.

Responsibilities include building and shipping full-stack applications, designing automations to reduce manual overhead, and owning projects end-to-end from scoping with stakeholders through deployment, monitoring, and