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Full Stack Engineer

North America

July 12, 2026 at 4:34 PM

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Location

  • San Jose, CA (In-Person)

Languages

  • TypeScript
  • Go
  • Rust
  • JavaScript (Node.js)

Frameworks

  • React
  • Modern CSS frameworks
  • Bubble Tea
  • Charm

Experience Level

  • 4+ years fullstack development

San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | In-Person


Job Description

  • Role Summary: we are seeking a versatile Fullstack Engineer to own the end-to-end user experience of the agentic internet. You will bridge the gap between our high-performance backend infrastructure and the tools users and developers interact with daily. Your primary focus will be optimizing our agent interface, building a high-performance CLI (TUI), and developing the dashboard to provide real-time visibility into agent transactions and identities.


What You’ll Do:

  • Interface Optimization: Design and implement intuitive, high-performance web dashboards and terminal-based interfaces (TUI/CLI) for managing AI agent identities and payments.
  • Design Partner Solutions: Collaborate directly with our early design partners to build custom integration layers and solutions that demonstrate the power of Kite’s infrastructure.
  • Fullstack Architecture: Develop robust APIs and frontend components that can handle real-time data streams from our blockchain and backend services.
  • User-Centric Engineering: Translate complex agent protocol specifications into seamless, developer-friendly interfaces.


What You’ll Need:

  • Experience: 4+ years in fullstack development, ideally at an infrastructure or developer-tooling startup.
  • Frontend Mastery: Deep expertise in React, TypeScript, and modern CSS frameworks.
  • Backend Proficiency: Strong experience in Go, Rust, or Node.js for building scalable APIs.
  • CLI/TUI Skills: Experience building developer tools, CLIs, or Terminal User Interfaces (e.g., using libraries like Bubble Tea or Charm).
  • Product Mindset: Ability to balance technical excellence with a high degree of empathy for the developer experience.