Software Engineer

Summary

Join Walnut, a rapidly growing sales automation startup, as a Software Engineer and be part of a team building amazing products. You will own features end-to-end, design and develop full-stack solutions, collaborate with stakeholders, and participate in technical decision-making. We use a modern tech stack including React, ReScript, Elixir, and more. This role requires 5+ years of full-stack experience with a focus on frontend development, excellent knowledge of web development tools, and proficiency in at least one backend language. We value independent, fast learners who thrive in distributed teams and are product-oriented.

Requirements

• Have 5+ years of professional experience as a full-stack software engineer with a focus on frontend web development
• Have excellent knowledge of web development tools (React and modern JavaScript frameworks)
• Be proficient in at least one backend programming language (e.g., Elixir, ReScript NodeJS, Rust, Go, etc)
• Be an independent, fast learner excited about learning new technologies
• Have experience working in teams and conducting structured code reviews
• Be product-oriented, combining thoughtfulness with pragmatism and a will to get stuff done
• Believe in clear and honest communication, with a shared understanding of both long-term vision and immediate next actions
• Thrive in distributed teams with a self-driven approach to collaboration and time management

Responsibilities

• Own features end-to-end, from development through testing and deployment
• Design and develop full-stack solutions that power our core product features
• Collaborate with stakeholders to define, build, and release new features
• Participate in technical decision-making regarding architecture and technology choices
• Ensure code quality and system security through automation, unit testing, and structured code reviews
• Help maintain and improve our development practices and processes
• Work autonomously and manage priorities effectively in our asynchronous, remote-first environment