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TurbineOne is a defense-tech startup delivering machine learning and software solutions to frontline soldiers, intelligence officers, and security forces worldwide. The company is backed by leading DefenseTech venture capitalists and operates as a small, fast-moving, high-performance team.
As a Full-Stack Product Engineer, you will design and deliver edge-focused product experiences that integrate advanced machine learning and autonomy capabilities. You'll work closely with the design team to create intuitive user interfaces that enable non-technical users to leverage cutting-edge technology effectively. A key part of the role is understanding ML limitations and designing application flows that make machine learning a force multiplier for warfighters operating in resource-constrained environments.
You will collaborate with infrastructure and product teams to build an efficient, elegant application stack optimized for edge deployment. You'll partner with ML engineers to design internal modeling APIs that support optimal front-end user experiences. The role emphasizes iterative design collaboration and delivering magical end-user experiences.
TurbineOne's culture prioritizes autonomy, trust, and solid communication. The team is fully remote and self-driven. While work-life balance is valued, the mission-critical nature of the work means key personnel must be available during emergencies. The company seeks individuals motivated by the mission and willing to go the extra mile to ensure success.
REQUIREMENTS:
- 5+ years of full-stack product development experience
- 3+ years with strongly typed languages (GoLang, C++, C#, or Java)
- Deep understanding of reactive web frameworks (Vue, React)
- Experience with API design and REST, GraphQL, and gRPC best practices
- Experience developing maintainable codebases using design documents, code reviews, style guides, and industry best practices
- Strong collaboration skills and passion for iterating with design teams
- Must be eligible to obtain a U.S. government security clearance
