2 months ago
New York, NY, USAMid Level
Base Salary
$220k - $250k/yr
Responsibilities
- Build beautiful, responsive, reliable websites and landing pages.
- Translate product designs into code using Figma.
- Develop coding guidelines, participate in code reviews, and promote continuous improvement and knowledge sharing.
- Improve the security, performance, stability, testing, monitoring, and release processes of web applications.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to improve workflows and create cohesive experiences across product boundaries.
- Build reliable, performant, and scalable systems that help product teams develop web applications without deep infrastructure expertise.
Requirements
- 4+ years of full-stack software engineering experience.
- Engineering background in Computer Science, Mathematics, Software Engineering, Physics, or a similar field.
- Experience creating complex user experiences with strong design and usability judgment.
- Exceptional coding skills, especially with TypeScript and React or similar frontend technologies, and Go or similar backend technologies.
- Familiarity with data structures, loading patterns, web frameworks, and related technical concepts.
- Understanding of cryptographic systems and privacy-conscious solution design.
- Ability to work independently, learn continuously, make decisions with minimal supervision, and take ownership from ideation through production.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, collaborative working habits, and ability to iterate quickly while incorporating feedback.
Benefits
- Geo-adjusted compensation and meaningful equity are offered.
- 401(k) matching.
- 100% coverage of medical, dental, and vision premiums for employees and dependents.
- 12 weeks of paid parental leave for all parents with no waiting period.
- Stipends for family-forming needs and gender-affirming care.
- Generous vacation policy.
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Cape is America's privacy-first mobile network, bringing connection without compromise to everyone.
