Senior Full-Stack Engineer (Frontend-Leaning)

Marker Learning; United States; Remote; USD 180,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

Marker Learning is building the Marker Method, a digital assessment platform for clinicians and students. We are hiring a frontend-leaning full-stack engineer to contribute to student-facing experiences and clinician tools.

You'll own features across the frontend and the systems behind it, using TypeScript, React, and Next.js. The role emphasizes independent work, thoughtful UI, and practical, working software in a small team.

Qualifications

• Strong TypeScript, React, and Next.js experience.
• Frontend-leaning full-stack engineer with ownership across frontend and backend systems.
• Ability to work independently and ship working software daily with good product judgment.

Responsibilities

• Build student-facing assessment experiences and clinician tools.
• Own the frontend and the systems behind it.
• Write code every day.

Skills

TypeScript

React

Next.js

Job description

Marker Learning | Senior Full-Stack Engineer (Frontend-Leaning) | Full-time | Remote, US only | $180k-$200k | https://www.markerlearning.com

We're building the Marker Method, a digital assessment platform that helps clinicians understand how students learn. It brings together interactive assessments, automated scoring, and tools for interpreting results. Our norming study is underway, and we're building toward launch. We're looking for a frontend-leaning full-stack engineer to join our small engineering team. You'll build student-facing assessment experiences and clinician tools, with ownership across the frontend and the systems behind it. Strong TypeScript, React, and Next.js experience is especially relevant. We care about product judgment, thoughtful UI, and the ability to take an ambiguous problem through to working software. You should be comfortable working independently, making sensible technical decisions, and writing code every day. If you enjoy getting the details right on software that students and clinicians actually use, we'd love to talk.