SimpleClosure
Mid-Level Full Stack Engineer - Asset Hub
Hybrid in New York City (Remote)$120k–$170kfulltimemidAdded 2 days ago
About this role
SimpleClosure is hiring a Mid-Level Full Stack Engineer to build Asset Hub, a marketplace where companies can sell assets from shutdowns—including codebases, data, and domains—to top AI labs and enterprise builders. You'll own features end-to-end across a modern tech stack, replacing manual processes with scalable tooling while working in a small, fast-moving pod.
What you'll do
- Design and build full-stack features for Asset Hub's buyer portal and internal tools using Next.js, React, TypeScript, and Python
- Develop clean, maintainable frontend experiences and backend APIs that support asset selling, buying, and third-party integrations
- Automate internal processes like asset intake, cataloging, pricing, and deal tracking to enable team scaling
- Own features from technical design through production deployment, debugging, and iteration
- Handle sensitive data—codebases, workspace exports, and proprietary datasets—with strong security and privacy practices
- Collaborate with Product, Design, and Asset Hub leadership to translate requirements into scalable solutions
What they're looking for
- React and TypeScript (strong)
- Next.js or similar modern frontend frameworks
- Python and server-side API development
- Relational and/or NoSQL databases
- Third-party service integrations
- AI-assisted development tools (Copilot, Cursor, Claude)
- End-to-end feature ownership in startup environments
- Security and privacy best practices for sensitive data
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SimpleClosure
SimpleClosure builds a platform that simplifies the business shutdown process. The company is hiring full stack engineers to develop frontend and backend features that enhance their platform.
View all jobs at SimpleClosureLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a full-stack feature you built from concept to production—what were the technical decisions and trade-offs?
- How do you approach building features in an ambiguous, 0-to-1 environment where requirements may shift?