We’re looking for an impact-driven engineers passionate about productivity. You’ll be joining an experienced founding team with senior engineers from Uber, Mozilla, Spotify and LinkedIn to work on full-stack development. 

You’ll have the opportunity to make a major dent here - you, along with a few other engineers, would be building a data graph used by over 20,000 companies. You’ll have direct product input and shape our roadmap as we grow to 1M users.

This role is remote within Canada or the United States.

What you’ll do:

You’ll have a key role in designing, building, and maintaining Magical’s core product features. From back-end API services, to developing our flagship Chrome Extension, your mastery over full-stack development will empower our users to achieve levels of productivity they have never experienced before.

🚀 Build onto our REST API that is the backbone of Magical

💚 Jump across the stack to further bolster our flagship Chrome Extension

📦 Dive into infrastructure and dev-ops to help scale the delivery of our back-end (AWS)

About you:

You have:

• Experience working with Javascript (Typescript), Node.js, Express.js

• Exposure to React/Redux

• Some industry exposure to AWS (Elastic beanstalk, RDS)

• Machine learning/artificial intelligence: for recommendations, search, and inference. You’re a full-stack engineer who has experience with OpenAI, GPT-3, Transformers, etc.

You are:

• Always learning: you’re eager to pick up new skills, quick to experiment with APIs and libraries, and learn about new technologies 

• Pragmatic & dynamic: you adapt quickly and think on your feet to address immediate concerns in a sensible and comprehensive way

• Cross-functional: you interface with a variety of stakeholders and end users to help make the most impactful and effective technical solutions

• Driven towards excellence: you care about code quality and building systems that uphold high standards and minimize tech debt 

While you might be entertaining a SWE role at a big company, you want more ownership and a seat at the decision-making table behind product features, system architecture, and engineering processes.