I'm curious, that's what drives me every day and makes me find software engineering fun. My ideal job will be something that pushes me to think and try to solve hard problems. I would love to work at a company where the atmosphere is friendly and we can push each other to be the best engineers possible.
Category:Software Engineering
Experience: 0-1 years
Open to: On-site, Hybrid, Remote
Locations: Minneapolis/St Paul Area; Greater Minnesota; Los Angeles Area; San Francisco Bay Area; Boston Area; Dallas/Ft Worth Area; Philadelphia Area; Miami Area; Portland, Oregon Area; Kansas City Area; Austin, Texas Area; Madison, WI Area; Rochester, MN Area
Timezones: US Eastern, US Central, US Mountain, US Pacific, US Alaska, US Hawaii
Employment types: Full-time, Part-time, Contract, Internship
Contribution types: Individual Contributor, People Manager
Status: Actively looking
Underrepresented: Identifies as underrepresented
Expertise: React, TypeScript, Python, FastAPI, REST API design, PostgreSQL, frontend performance, browser api
In their words
How would you describe your ideal next role?
i'm looking for fullstack or frontend engineer rolt at early stage starup. I work a lot with react and python, but i'm open to picking up other stacks depending on what the team needs or are using. I want to be building real product features end to end, working closely with a small team or directly with the founders.
How would you describe your professional background?
I learned early that I do my best work by building real things and figuring out why they break. That's what pulled me into full stack work, first building a recruitment platform in Laravel, then a geolocation system used across a thousand facilities where I built a mobile validation workflow that improved data accuracy by 40%. Outside of work, that same curiosity is what led me to build my own projects, a language learning app on top of YouTube and a custom list virtualization engine, because I wanted to understand how browsers actually render and paint under the hood instead of just using the tools that already exist.
How would you describe your ideal next employer?
I want to join an early stage startup, small enough that I'm working closely with the founders and my work has a direct, visible impact. I care more about the problem being real and the team moving fast than the specific industry, though I'm especially drawn to companies solving problems that get overlooked by bigger, slower institutions.
Anything else to add?
I'm open to working at any kind of company, whether that's an early stage startup or a larger, established one. What matters most to me is working on problems where I can actually use my skills and make a real difference for the people using the product.
