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Full-Stack Product Engineer

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Key Responsibilities

Deliver edge-focused product experiences, integrating the latest in machine learning and autonomy, to support the missions of intelligence officers,

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EngineeringOtherProduct EngineerFull Stack Product Engineer

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→Deliver edge-focused product experiences, integrating the latest in machine learning and autonomy, to support the missions of intelligence officers, frontline soldiers and security forces around the world.
→Work closely with our expert design team to develop novel and intuitive user experiences allowing laypeople to take full advantage of advanced technologies.
→Knowing the limits and shortcomings of machine learning, design systems and application flows that, nonetheless, allow machine learning to be a force multiplier for our frontline warfighters.
→Collaborate with the infrastructure team, and other product teams, to create an efficient and elegant application stack, taking into account the resource constraints of the edge-focused environments we deploy into.
→Work with ML engineers to design and build our internal modeling APIs, making sure they support optimal user experiences on the front end.

5+ Years working in full-stack product development positions.
3+ years experience with strongly typed languages, such as GoLang, C++, C# or Java.
Deep understanding of reactive web frameworks, such as Vue and React.
Experience with API design and best practices for REST, GraphQL and gRPC.
Experience working with a team to develop a maintainable code base using design documents, code reviews, style guides and other industry best practices.
A deep love for iterating closely with design to deliver magical experiences to the end user.

We’re a small, fully remote, team; you have to be self-driven and disciplined.
The teams at TurbineOne thrive on autonomy, trust and solid communication.
While work/life balance is key to preventing burnout, in emergency situations, it is important that key personnel be available and involved.
The mission is key; given the sacrifices of those that serve, we want a team that will work to make every mission we are involved in a success, regardless of what that takes.