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Sr. Software Engineer - Full Stack

Remote

Euclid: Where Projects Take Shape

We’re hiring a Senior Software Engineer who will join our product development team. Reporting to one of our Technical Lead Managers, you’ll join our remote team of eleven engineers who are committed to making a sizeable impact on the future of renewable energy.

Our current tech stack is React / TypeScript / Rails / Kotlin / Postgres - we're actively migrating our backend services from Rails to Kotlin. This role is a great fit for someone who has experience with a range of technologies and can come up to speed on new tools quickly.

If you would enjoy jumping on Slack, tackling interesting technical challenges, and partnering with our Product, Design, and Services teams, all while contributing to the growth of the renewables industry, this role is for you!

Who We Are

At Euclid, we’re on a mission to accelerate the world’s transition to renewable energy so that we can decarbonize the planet as fast as possible. We empower renewable energy teams to accomplish in days what typically takes weeks.

We care about doing meaningful work, delivering real value and results to our customers. We’re passionate about solving real problems by focusing on what truly matters. We’re passionate about our work, and we’re building products and services that our customers genuinely love and trust. We’re not afraid to think big and be bold, as we’re building not only a future we believe in but a workplace culture that we’re proud to be a part of.

What You’ll Do

  • Help design and select solutions to product challenges that tame complexity and balance performance, flexibility, and reliability.
  • Contribute high-quality code across the stack and actively participate in code reviews and design reviews.
  • Explore new technology areas, including the application of AI to solar project development.
  • Push our engineering culture to be even more nimble, efficient, and collaborative by drawing on your range of past experience and a team mindset.
  • Get up to speed on the problem domain of solar project development; bring ideas for product features and high-leverage infrastructure investments.

Who You Are

  • You have 5+ years of software engineering experience building web applications across diverse projects.
  • You bring broad, full-stack experience with technologies such as React, TypeScript, Rails, Kotlin, Java, and/or Go.
  • You have a strong background in architecting scalable web services and developing innovative solutions to complex challenges.
  • You have consistently demonstrated the ability to ramp up quickly and make meaningful technical and cultural contributions in previous roles.
  • You excel at driving work forward in remote environments, effectively navigating competing priorities and communicating with clarity.

Why You’ll Love Working With Us

  • ⌨️ Remote work, forever!
  • 🪄 Competitive benchmarked compensation
  • 🩺 Health and Retirement benefits
  • 🌴 Flexible time off
  • 🚀 Exciting, mission-driven work that has impact
  • 💪🏽 Regular company offsites

How You’ll Be Compensated

The starting base salary for this role is between $180,000 and $210,000 with an equity award as part of your all-in compensation. The actual base salary and equity is dependent upon many factors, such as location, experience and internal compensation equity. The base salary range is subject to change and may be modified in the future.

We are committed to building an inclusive working environment and doing our part to create a more equitable world. We strongly encourage applicants from underrepresented and/or historically marginalized communities to apply.

To learn more about Euclid, our values and our interview process, please visit Interviewing @ Euclid.

 

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