Mid-Level Full-Stack Engineer
EU
September 11, 2026 at 7:15 AM
On behalf of our client, a payment-provider orchestration company, we are looking for a Mid-Level Full-Stack Engineer to join their growing engineering team.
About Our Client
Our client is building a payment-provider orchestration platform that helps businesses integrate, manage, and switch between payment services without rebuilding their systems each time.
They value thoughtful engineering, simple solutions, open communication, and products that work reliably. Their engineers contribute across the whole product lifecycle — shaping requirements, weighing technical trade-offs, building, testing, and deploying.
If you want to work across the full stack, take real ownership, and help shape a growing fintech product, we would like to hear from you.
The Role
We are looking for a Mid-Level Full-Stack Engineer to build and own reliable web applications across the frontend, API, and data layers.
You will work mainly in TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, and PostgreSQL, in close collaboration with product, design, and other engineers. You will own meaningful parts of features end to end — from shaping the requirement to running it in production — with support and technical guidance from the team.
This is a role with room to influence how the team builds. As the product and team grow, you will be expected to help shape engineering practices, not just follow them.
Their Stack
TypeScript · React · Next.js · Tailwind CSS · Node.js · Express · PostgreSQL · Drizzle ORM · Zod · AWS · Git
AI tooling: Claude Code CLI · Codex CLI · AI-assisted code review
How They Work with AI
AI-assisted development is part of how the team builds, not an optional extra. Their engineers use agentic coding tools such as Claude Code CLI and Codex CLI every day — to write and refactor code, explore unfamiliar parts of the codebase, generate tests, and support code review.
They also build AI-driven features into the product itself, so you will work with AI frameworks and APIs as part of normal engineering work.
At this level, more than usage is expected. You should have a clear view of where these tools add real leverage and where they introduce risk, hold a high bar when reviewing AI-generated code, and help the team develop sensible practices around AI-assisted development. Prior experience with specific tools is welcome but not essential — a real willingness to work this way is.
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