Senior Software Engineer, Full Stack (US, Canada, SF)

Short Story · Remote · Remote (USA) · Canada (Remote) · San Francisco ·
Fully remoteFull-timeSenior5+ years
COMPENSATION
$150k – $200k
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  • Senior Full Stack Role
  • Python + AWS + Kubernetes
  • Remote (US/Canada) or SF
  • 5+ years experience
  • Postgres & SQL

Join the engineering team at Short Story, a data-driven retailer for petite women. You will develop services that handle customer orders and optimize logistics operations while defining backend standards for the platform.

What you'll do

  • Build internal and customer-facing services for order processing
  • Establish key design patterns and guidelines for backend workloads
  • Solve complex problems end-to-end in a high-velocity environment
  • Optimize warehouse and logistics operations through software
  • Improve data insights to better serve customers

What you'll need

  • 5+ years of software development experience
  • 2+ years of professional Python experience
  • Familiarity with infrastructure and CI/CD practices
  • Experience with a Python web framework
  • Knowledge of containerized workloads, preferably Kubernetes
  • Proficiency with relational databases like Postgres and SQL
  • Strong focus on communication and documentation

Nice to have

  • Experience working in a fully remote global environment
  • Background in test suite creation and automation
  • Previous management of an engineering team of 3+ people
  • Experience with queue or event-driven systems
  • Familiarity with sprint-based environments and OKR frameworks

Stack

  • Python
  • AWS
  • Kubernetes
  • Postgres
  • PyTest

How you'll work

  • Location: San Francisco, or remote within US/Canada
  • Fully remote options available for eligible candidates

What you get

  • Generous paid time off
  • Comprehensive health, vision, and dental care
  • 401k with company match for US employees
  • Employee discount on merchandise
  • Opportunity to work with Y-Combinator backed founders