$140K – $160K/yr
Market pay estimate
$150,000–$200,000 / year for comparable Full Stack Developer roles in United States. Estimated from 119 similar postings (high confidence) — not stated by the employer.
Role overview
Job description
Who We Are Inorsa is an AI-first automation platform revolutionizing how mission-critical infrastructure is built, maintained, and upgraded. We serve wireless telecom, fiber, data centers, and more, delivering an end-to-end automation platform that empowers infrastructure owners. We pride ourselves on our highly technical culture and innovative team, and we're one of the fastest-growing startups in our field. If you thrive on big challenges, love thinking about the big picture, and want to see your impact directly on large enterprise customers, we want to hear from you! Why Now As our customer base and technical stack expand, we’re entering a new phase of platform development. We need a senior engineer who can both lead and build, owning architecture, solving core product challenges, and mentoring the next generation of Inorsa engineers. You'll work on the hardest growth blockers and own meaningful pieces of the product vision. What You’ll Do This is an 80% technical / 20% leadership role. You'll write production-grade code, guide product architecture, and elevate engineering velocity. Core Responsibilities Design and implement scalable systems across our full stack (Python, TypeScript, SQL) Lead feature and architectural planning, and write specs for major components Collaborate cross-functionally with engineers, product managers, and designers Build and maintain integrations with AI/ML models and internal data pipelines Improve performance, reliability, and long-term maintainability of key systems Review code, mentor junior developers, and guide quality standards Communicate progress and risks with engineering leadership Act as a product owner—understand user needs, propose roadmap items, and drive implementation What You Bring Experience 6+ years of professional software engineering experience, including 2+ years as a senior 2+ years working in startup or high-growth environments Deep experience with: Python TypeScript , Node.js/Nest.js (or similar frameworks) SQL and schema design Familiarity with cloud infrastructure (AWS/GCP) BS/MS in Computer Science or equivalent background Traits & Mindset Product-oriented thinker: Able to anticipate user needs and propose practical solutions Architect-level skillset: Capable of designing systems from scratch Mentor & collaborator: Invested in growing junior engineers and influencing team direction Technically flexible: Willing to learn new stacks and tools as needed Strong communicator: Clear in writing, discussion, and planning High ownership mindset : Cares deeply about code quality and product outcomes Bonus Experience deploying and maintaining machine learning models Previous work on internal platforms, automation, or infrastructure tools If you're a senior engineer who loves solving hard problems, mentoring teams, and turning product vision into reality... we want to work with you.
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- Source: Inorsa's official careers site · still listed there on 10 Nov 2026
- Posted 29 Aug 2025
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