Full Stack Developer
Easygenerator
Apply to this jobEasygenerator is a Dutch EdTech scale-up transforming how teams share knowledge. We build award-winning e-learning software used by global enterprises — and we’re just getting started.
We’re an AI-first company, using cutting-edge tools both in our products and internal workflows. You’ll gain hands-on AI experience and develop a future-proof skillset while contributing to a fast-moving, high-impact product.
What You’ll Do
Build and maintain scalable web apps in close collaboration with product and design teams
Own features end-to-end, from development to deployment
Write clean, tested code (unit + functional)
Contribute to architectural decisions and code reviews
Solve technical challenges in a microservices environment
What You Bring
Front-end:
Strong skills in Vue.js and/or React.js
TypeScript, ES6+, OOP
CSS (SCSS), build tools (Webpack or Gulp)
Testing experience (unit, functional)
Back-end:
Node.js + NestJS
MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Redis, RabbitMQ
Microservices architecture and API design
Testing (unit + integration)
AI Product Engineering:
Actively use of AI assisted workflows (planning, coding & testing)
Experience of maintaining and owning AI generated code/features
Experience in product design & delivery alongside PM/Design
Bonus If You Have:
Team leadership or mentoring experience
Contributions to open-source or internal tooling
What’s In It for You
Work directly with our CTO and senior engineers
Real ownership and career growth opportunities
Flat structure and fast decision-making
Be part of a growing, global company — right from Alexandria
Salary Fixed in USD
Apply now and help shape the future of learning — one line of code at a time.
Summary
Build web apps, own features, collaborate on architecture, work with AI workflows.
Job title
Full Stack Developer
Experience level
not specified
Industry
software
Location requirements
Alexandria, remote allowed
Salary
Not specified
Management role
No
Required skills
Preferred skills
Specializations
Structured locations inferred from the posting.
Alexandria, VA, USA