True Anomaly
Software Engineer I, Full Stack (New Grad)
Denver, CO or Long Beach, CAtemporaryentryAdded today
About this role
True Anomaly seeks a full stack software engineer (new grad) to build spacecraft mission control and ground systems using React/TypeScript and Elixir. This is a 3-month temporary role with potential conversion to permanent employment, supporting autonomous spacecraft and space-based defense capabilities.
What you'll do
- Develop full-stack features spanning React/TypeScript frontends (2D/3D) and Elixir backend services for satellite command, control, and mission planning
- Write testable, maintainable code following best practices across both frontend and backend codebases
- Work on defined tasks under senior engineer guidance to build depth across the tech stack
- Collaborate with space operators, designers, and algorithm engineers across cross-functional teams
- Participate in design and code reviews to improve system quality
What they're looking for
- React with Hooks, Context API, and functional components
- TypeScript and modern JavaScript
- Elixir and functional programming
- HTML/CSS
- Testing frameworks (Jest, Vitest, React Testing Library, ExUnit)
- gRPC, REST, WebSocket, or GraphQL services
- PostgreSQL relational databases
- Git and Agile workflows
Benefits
- Platinum healthcare coverage
- Flexible work hours and location
- Highly competitive compensation
- Generous stock options package
- Opportunity to work on greenfield, high-impact problems
- Potential permanent conversion after 3-month engagement
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True Anomaly
True Anomaly develops advanced spacecraft and aerospace defense systems for mission-critical space applications. The company is hiring mechanical, thermal, systems, and test engineers to design, test, integrate, and verify complex space vehicle systems.
- Website
- trueanomaly.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a full-stack project you've built—what was your approach to splitting work between frontend and backend?
- Describe your experience with React Hooks and Context API. How would you manage state for a complex data-rich application?