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Vitabyte Inc.

Full Stack Engineer Β· πŸ’° $110,000–$130,000

North America

August 9, 2026 at 2:14 AM

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πŸ’° $110,000–$130,000

Location

  • Astoria, Queens, NY (on-site)

Languages

  • Go
  • TypeScript
  • Kotlin

Frameworks

  • Echo
  • GORM
  • Next.js
  • React
  • Jetpack Compose

Databases

  • PostgreSQL

Experience Level

  • 3–6 years of software development

Full-Stack Engineer β€” Vitabyte Inc.

Astoria, NY (on-site) Β· Full-time Β· $110,000–$130,000


We build the payment and point-of-sale software that runs in restaurants, bars, and

nightclubs β€” the terminal in the server's hand, the gateway the transaction travels

through, and the portal the operator reconciles the next morning. Most of it runs on

Oracle MICROS Simphony; we're an Oracle partner building directly against their payment

and reporting interfaces. It's specialized work very few engineers have done β€” which is

exactly why it's interesting, and why we're glad to teach it.


Small team, so the work is direct: you own systems, not tickets, and ship to production

where real money moves.


What you'd work on β€” four production systems:

- Payments API + workers β€” Go, Echo, GORM, PostgreSQL

- Merchant/operator portal β€” Next.js, React, TypeScript, Drizzle

- Android card-terminal app β€” Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, EMV, PAX

- Oracle payment interface service β€” Go, WebSockets, SPI/OPI


What we're looking for:

- ~3–6 years writing software, strong in Go or TypeScript (and happy to learn the rest)

- You care about correctness β€” this is money; a double-charge isn't a cosmetic bug

- Comfortable reading an existing codebase and working near hardware, processor APIs,

Β timeouts and retries

- Payments/POS/Simphony experience is a plus, not a requirement β€” we'll teach Simphony


On-site in Astoria, Queens (by the N/W at 30th Ave). Health insurance included.


To apply: email george@vitabyte.com with a short note about something you've built and

shipped β€” what it did, what was hard, and what you'd change now. A link to your code is

welcome.