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Workstream is a mission-driven Series B HR, payroll, and hiring platform purpose-built for the hourly workforce. With 2.7 billion hourly workers making up 80% of the global workforce, Workstream addresses a massive underserved market. The company counts leading brands like Burger King, Carl's Jr./Hardee's, IHOP, KFC, and Culvers as customers and is backed by top-tier VCs including Founders Fund, BOND, and Coatue.
The engineering team comprises talented engineers from UC Berkeley, Cornell, SJTU, Cambridge, and NUS, with experience from companies like Tencent, Alibaba, Amazon, and ByteDance. They focus on building cloud technology solutions that empower local businesses and serve the deskless workforce.
As a Software Engineer (Full Stack), you will be a seasoned engineer with strong full-stack application development experience. You'll work closely with Product Managers, Engineering Managers, and peer engineers to deliver well-scoped product features. Key responsibilities include communicating effectively with technical and non-technical stakeholders across Engineering, Product, GTM, and Customer Success teams, advocating for and practicing test-driven development (TDD) to ensure high-quality, reliable software delivery, and maintaining strong English communication skills both verbally and in writing.
You bring 3 to 7+ years of professional software engineering experience with proficiency in one or more languages: Ruby on Rails, Python, Java, PHP, or JavaScript. You have a strong foundation in programming principles and design patterns, experience building scalable systems with test-driven CI/CD practices, and a commitment to quality software development. You're experienced with SQL and NoSQL databases (PostgreSQL, MongoDB) and understand the decision-making process between them. Familiarity with cloud platforms like AWS is expected.
This is a full-time, hybrid position requiring 1 to 2 days per week in-office to support close cross-functional collaboration.
