Job description

Sprinto is a leading platform that automates Security compliance & works with any cloud setup and helps monitor entity-level risks and controls from a single dashboard. By raising the bar on security, Sprinto ensures compliance, healthy operational practices, and the ability to grow and scale with unwavering confidence. We are a team of 150+ employees & more than hundreds of customers across 25+ countries. We are funded by top investment partners & have raised 11.5M USD.

The Role

We are seeking a Senior Full Stack Engineer to join our Engineering team. As a pivotal member, you will play a key role in elevating our technical capabilities. You'll be at the forefront of developing and implementing solutions, demonstrating proficiency in full-stack development, and showcasing a strong sense of ownership and expertise in diverse technologies.

What we are looking for?

You are a hands-on programmer and have professionally programmed for at least four years, preferably in a small team.

You are a versatile programmer - not religious about any specific programming language, editor or libraries.

You do not pigeonhole yourself into the frontend, backend, infrastructure etc. Good engineering requires working across these boundaries

Your current peers look up to you for technical guidance or in making architectural choices. In your current team, you are the go-to person when your systems are on fire.

It helps if you've lived with the consequences of bad programming choices. You have an eye for spotting premature over-engineering that needlessly delays projects, but also notice when something that sounds fast/easy/tempting today will cost us severely in a few months

You understand that, ultimately, Code is in the service of the business/customer problem it solves, and thrive in making tradeoffs that solve such problems efficiently

While we do not expect you to have experience in our current tech stack, it is a bonus if you do — you can start contributing sooner. Our tech stack is nodejs, nextjs, react, relay, apollo-graphql, postgres, heroku. It would be interesting to hear from you what you think are the pros and cons of this tech stack