Remote Full Stack Developer jobs.

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214 openings. None older than 30 days.

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Full Stack Software Engineer, Dia Enterprise

about 1 month ago
$215,000 to $275,000 per yearopen to United States + CanadaFull-time

Swift

8 years of experience, Production web applications, Admin and enterprise tools focus, Backend and web development, Swift and Chromium familiarity, High-trust, high-ambiguity problem solving, Startup environment adaptability, North American time zone overlap

The Browser CompanyThe Browser Company develops Dia, an AI-native web browser.

Senior Software Engineer, Growth

about 1 month ago
salary not disclosedopen to PolandSeniorFull-time

TypeScript · JavaScript · React

5 years of experience, AI tools integration, Growth frameworks familiarity, Frontend or full-stack development, JavaScript (ES6)/TypeScript, React, Cloud infrastructure (AWS/GCP), Analytics tools (Amplitude, Mixpanel), A/B testing platforms, Strong UX and product sense, Performance optimization

Apollo.ioApollo.io combines sales-prospecting data and outreach tools in a platform for revenue teams.

Software Engineer II, Fullstack (App Experience)

about 1 month ago
$133,000 to $183,000 per yearopen to CanadaFull-time

React · Vue · Python

1.5 years of experience, React, Vue, React Native, Kotlin, Python, API design, Debugging, Code reviews, Verbal communication, Written communication

AffirmAffirm operates a payment network that gives consumers flexible ways to pay and helps merchants grow.

Software Engineer II, Fullstack (App Experience)

about 1 month ago
$146,000 to $206,000 per yearopen to United StatesFull-time

React · Python · Kotlin

1.5 years of experience, React, React Native, Kotlin, Python, Declarative UI frameworks, API design and development, Large codebase navigation, Code reviews, Strong communication skills

AffirmAffirm operates a payment network that gives consumers flexible ways to pay and helps merchants grow.