Senior Full-Stack Engineer - Platform Team

Description
About GeoEdge

GeoEdge 's ad-quality and security platform screens billions of ad impressions a day for malicious and low-quality content. It's an adversarial problem that never stays solved — the threats evolve, and so do we.
About the position

We're hiring a Senior Full-Stack Engineer for our Platform team, which owns every application in the company: the products our customers use and the internal tools we run on. This is a remote position.

Wide surface, small team, real say in what gets built. You'll own features end to end — refinement with Product and QA, Angular front end, Node services, AWS pipelines, deploy, and production afterwards.
Responsibilities

- Own features end to end, from refinement with Product and QA through to production

- Build and maintain Angular front ends, including shared components used across multiple applications

- Develop back-end services in Node (NestJS or equivalent)

- Design and build AWS data and processing pipelines

- Own deployment and production — monitoring, debugging, and improving what you ship

- Build and maintain CI/CD, and automate the repetitive parts of the work

- Design solutions that scale, and keep documentation accurate as you go

Requirements

- 5+ years of full-stack experience with genuine depth on both sides

- Deep JavaScript and TypeScript fundamentals, and real client-side knowledge — not just a framework

- Strong Angular at current versions, plus a shared component library or design system you've built across more than one app

- Strong back end — NestJS or equivalent

- Real AWS skill: Lambda, Step Functions, SQS, MongoDB, Redis, OpenSearch, Athena

- Experience with monorepos and CI/CD you've built yourself

- At home in production

- Excellent English and the confidence to talk to anyone on the team

- Excellent with AI tooling — using it at every stage of the work, automating the repetitive parts, and keeping documentation accurate as a by-product.

- React — nice to have

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