Software Engineer
Signify Technology
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About the role
Role Overview
You will join a small engineering team to expand the company’s core platform that coordinates inventory, purchasing, and shop-floor material flow. This is an end-to-end product-focused role partnering closely with the CTO and product stakeholders to define what gets built.
Responsibilities
- Own full-stack delivery of business-driven features across a React/TypeScript frontend
- Partner with the CTO and product stakeholders on scope and requirements (product ownership mindset, not ticket execution)
- Collaborate with an in-house UX designer to implement user workflows cleanly and simply
- Design and review REST API contracts across internal and public-facing surfaces
- Contribute to architecture and technology decisions with the CTO and a Principal Engineer
- Use agentic AI tooling as a real productivity multiplier
Requirements
- 6+ years building production web applications with React and TypeScript
- Strong Next.js experience, including server-side rendering
- Solid REST API design fundamentals (resource modeling, error handling, pagination, versioning)
- Conceptual depth in distributed systems/microservices
- Product ownership mentality: shaping scope and trade-offs
- Must be authorized to work in the US (no visa sponsorship)
- Must be based in Seattle, WA
Nice to Have
- Background in supply chain, manufacturing, logistics, or industrial operations
- Experience working directly with a CTO/founders in an early-stage company
- Active day-to-day use of agentic AI tools (e.g., Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot)
About Signify Technology
Signify Technology is an early-stage US supply chain technology company building software for small to mid-size manufacturers and industrial distributors. Their platform coordinates inventory, purchasing, and shop-floor material flow for industrial customers, with established enterprise customers and product-market fit.
Scraped 7/8/2026