Junior Full Stack Developer - $110k-$140k/yearly · 💰 $110,000–$140,000/year
North America
October 19, 2026 at 2:15 PM
💰 $110,000–$140,000/year
The Full-Stack Software Developer (New Grad) – Remote develops digital identity and credentialing solutions with guidance from experienced engineers. As part of a forward-deployed engineering team, the role combines backend services, web applications, and customer deployments for state governments, public-sector partners, and enterprise clients, with an emphasis on privacy, interoperability, and open standards.
Build and Deploy Across the Stack
A Foundation for Early-Career Engineers
Helpful experience includes full-stack internships or projects; AWS, GCP, or Azure through coursework or side projects; digital identity, cryptography, data privacy, or security; React, TypeScript, or similar frontends; PostgreSQL, REST or GraphQL APIs, or CI/CD concepts; open-source contributions or hackathons; accessibility, usability, or inclusive design; and government technology, civic technology, or high-compliance environments.
Mentorship and Working Environment
Senior engineers provide dedicated mentorship, and structured onboarding covers the technology stack, standards, and customer context. Regular one-to-one meetings and feedback support career goals. Project ownership grows with appropriate guidance, with exposure from customer discovery through production deployment.
This full-time position is fully remote from anywhere in the United States, with asynchronous collaboration. The work supports systems serving millions of people, combining early responsibility with a team focused on engineering quality, mentorship, and privacy-preserving public services.
Compensation
The annual base salary range is $110,000–$140,000 USD. The offer depends on experience, qualifications, skills, and work location. Equity is offered, and compensation may also include performance-based bonuses and a benefits package.
Equal employment opportunity applies across backgrounds and protected characteristics, including race, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity, and veteran status.