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Full Stack Engineer

Wheelhouse
CompanyWheelhouse
CategoryEngineering
LocationSan Francisco
RemoteRemote
EmploymentNot stated
LevelNot stated
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted2 Jul 2026
Last verified30 Jul 2026
SourceEmployer career page (greenhouse)
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Description
  Job Description   We’re looking for a creative and technical Full Stack Engineer engineer to join our engineering team. You will be joining a team that includes other front-end engineers, a designer, and backend-leaning full-stack engineers. Your role will be to elevate the quality of our interface, ensuring that our complex data is presented with clarity and elegance. You won't just be taking tickets; you'll be shaping the product experience. We're looking for someone who Thinks in Components: You don't just build pages; you build scalable and reusable components that make the whole team faster. Works Independently: You value independent work and ownership and communicate with business stakeholders for clarification. Craves Clarity: You look at a complex pricing table and immediately start thinking about how to simplify it for the user without losing fidelity. Is a "Finisher": You care about the last 10%—the micro-interactions, the loading states, and the empty states that make a product feel polished. Teaches and Learns: You are excited to mentor backend-leaning colleagues on CSS grid or React hooks, and equally excited to learn from them about database optimization. Values "Healthy Hustle": You work smart, communicate early, and believe that burning the midnight oil is rarely the answer to a hard problem. What you'll be doing: Visualizing the Market: Building interactive charts and dashboards that allow users to visualize occupancy rates, revenue pacing, and competitive sets. Simplifying Complexity: redesigning core workflows to make sophisticated revenue management settings accessible to non-technical hosts. Collaborating on Design: Partnering early with our designer and product team to prototype features, ensuring technical feasibility without compromising UX. Architecting the Front-End: Making key decisions on state management, data fetching strategies, and performance optimization to keep the app snappy. Shipping & celebrating: deploying code weekly (or daily) and sharing your wins with the team. We’re looking for someone with: Experience: 4+ years of full-stack development experience, with a "T-shaped" skill set that is deep in Front-End technologies. Technical Stack: Expert-level fluency in modern JavaScript frameworks (React, Next.js, Typescript, Tailwind). Solid understanding of backend patterns (ideally Ruby on Rails, Postgres) to effectively collaborate with backend engineers or self-serve. Visual Engineering: A strong grasp of CSS and responsive design and ideally experience with data visualization libraries (e.g., Highcharts, D3.js, Recharts). Product Sense: Ability to critique a design in Figma not just for feasibility, but for usability. You understand that the job isn't done until the user succeeds. Remote DNA:  Demonstrated ability to work autonomously, communicate asynchronously, and manage your own "healthy hustle." Thinks in Components: You don't just build pages; you build scalable and reusable components that make the whole team faster. Works Independently: You value independent work and ownership and communicate with business stakeholders for clarification. Craves Clarity: You look at a complex pricing table and immediately start thinking about how to simplify it for the user without losing fidelity. Is a "Finisher": You care about the last 10%—the micro-interactions, the loading states, and the empty states that make a product feel polished. Teaches and Learns: You are excited to mentor backend-leaning colleagues on CSS grid or React hooks, and equally excited to learn from them about database optimization. Values "Healthy Hustle": You work smart, communicate early, and believe that burning the midnight oil is rarely the answer to a hard
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