Associate Software Engineer

Who you are:

real traffic

WealthTech app

Mission:

What you’ll do (one line!)

What you’ll do

• Build product surfaces in

  React/Next.js + TypeScript

  ; pair to wire APIs to

  Node.js/Express/Nest

  .
• Keep contracts honest with

  TypeScript + Zod/JSON Schema

  ; write

  unit/integration/e2e

  tests that run in CI (RTL/Jest/Vitest/Playwright).
• Add

  feature flags

  , basic

  telemetry

  (events, logs), and

  tracing

  to see what happens after release.
• Use

  Docker dev containers

  , seeded fixtures,

  MSW mocks

  , and

  Storybook

  so local ≈ prod; keep PRs small and focused.
• After release: read dashboards, fix papercuts, tighten copy/flows—the

  closed loop

  —and write short notes.
• Use

  Cursor/Copilot

  to scaffold code, tests, and docs—then

  review and explain

  every change.
• Work

  async‑first

  : plan your time, ask for help early, communicate clearly in Slack/Docs.

How we build (principles)

• Keep it small.

  Small PRs, small blast radius.

• Types earn trust.

  Make invalid states unrepresentable.

• Tests tell stories.

  Happy path + edges; guardrails in CI.

• Prod reveals truth—safely.

  Flags, canaries, synthetic load; fast rollbacks.

• Parity over excuses.

  No “works on my laptop”—containers, seeded data, contract tests, mocks.

• UAT isn't a ceremony.

  Masked prod‑like data; idempotent migrations and backfills run there first.

• GenAI is a power tool,

  not a crutch. We review, we measure.

• Infra is part of the job.

  Observability over optimism; boring deploys beat heroic fixes.

• Jargon‑light, clarity‑heavy.

  Plain words beat buzzwords.

What you bring

• New grad or 0–2 years

  experience (internships welcome).
• Comfortable with

  JavaScript/TypeScript

  ,

  React

  basics, and a backend intro (

  Node.js

  ).
• Basics in

  Git/GitHub

  , SQL, and writing tests; curiosity about performance & a11y.
• Strong writing, growth mindset, and crisp async communication in a remote setup.

Nice to have

• Projects or internships in

  fintech/wealth

  , charts/data‑viz,

  Tailwind/shadcn

  , or

  Docker

  basics.
• Interest in markets (you’ve tried paper trading) or product craft (you read

  WIRED

  or design/eng books).

Extra credit — tiny book club

• A chapter that stuck with you from

  Refactoring

  or

  The Pragmatic Programmer

  —and how you used it.
• One idea you tried from

  Analysis Patterns

  (or similar) on a school project.

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