Clasp Group
Full Stack Engineer - Evergreen Posting
About this role
Clasp, a Forbes Fintech 50 company, seeks Full Stack Engineers to build end-to-end features across their education financing platform serving students and employers. This evergreen posting builds a candidate pipeline for remote positions where you'll own features from concept to production, working across frontend, backend, and infrastructure while maintaining a strong DevOps culture.
What you'll do
- Build and enhance features across the application management and loan repayment platform on both frontend and backend
- Develop accessible user experiences for students and administrators, plus reliable APIs for internal and external partners
- Improve code quality, reliability, documentation, and developer experience continuously as you work
- Collaborate with product, design, and engineering teams to translate requirements into maintainable solutions
- Participate in on-call rotations and contribute to production stability, monitoring, and observability
- Write tested code, participate in code reviews, and address technical debt and bug fixes
What they're looking for
- Full-stack web application development (5+ years production experience)
- Frontend development with modern frameworks
- Backend API design and development
- Cloud infrastructure and deployment fundamentals
- CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, CircleCI, Jenkins)
- Code quality and testing practices
- Cross-functional collaboration and technical communication
- Customer empathy and product thinking
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Clasp Group
Clasp is a fintech platform that finances education by connecting employers, students, and institutions to support economic mobility. The company is hiring full-stack engineers and data engineers to build and scale its education financing platform and data infrastructure.
View all jobs at Clasp GroupLikely interview questions
- Tell us about a full-stack feature you shipped end-to-end and the impact it had on users.
- How do you balance shipping new features quickly with improving existing code and systems?