What if the products you built were visibly shaping the world around you? What if your contributions were evident in the experience? What if the team you worked with helped you be better every day and you were encouraged to grow your skillset? What if your leadership team was obsessed with building an organization that treated people like people and allowed them to show up authentically? If any of this sounds like a place you want to be, then keep reading. Because this place exists. And we’re looking for a few more people to join the team.  

About Us  

We are Stella Source and we are transforming the multi-billion-dollar metal services industry through our innovative estimating and sourcing SaaS platform. We are a test and learn team that fails fast, iterates quickly, and drives progress. Growth is the goal, and we do that through a culture of integrity, acceleration, and accountability, with a team first approach. Because of it, we are constantly finding new ways to develop products and evolve existing ones to bring even more value to our amazing customers. This is a team you can be creative, do great work, and expand your skills in your area of expertise. We require it as we stay a small, lean team of a select few. If being seen and working closely with leadership isn’t your thing, then we probably aren’t the place for you. Instead, if you rise to challenges, want your at-bats, and know you bring a whole lot to the table then let’s talk. 

About You 

You are respectful & respected, humble & bold, curious & transformative, relentless & thoughtful. You love discovering new points of view and combining them with your ability to solve puzzles. You enjoy the back-and-forth with teammates that results in delighted users, and you know the back-and-forth was the magic that made it all possible. To you, everything is an experiment designed to help you learn and improve. You are proud of what you have achieved but not attached to the past. You too want to grow as the company and teams grow around you and you know you can be an integral part in making it happen. 

About the Position  

We are hiring a Full-stack Engineer! In our world that means someone comfortable working with customers, cloud technologies, and lots of our internal APIs. They will care about things like stability, monitoring, and scalability. They will participate in the design, implementation, and maintenance of existing and new public-facing APIs to power customer integrations. They will spend their days working directly with other developers, project managers, customers, and testers. 

Responsibilities include (but are not necessarily limited to):  

  • Create and influence best practices and standards to support world-class external APIs 
  • Lead problem-solving and experimentation exercises  
  • Collaborate with teammates companywide across multiple product lines 
  • Know, teach, and follow reliability, performance, and scalability best practices  
  • Create and maintain APIs that enable customers to solve real integration problems 
  • Work with customers to understand the capabilities necessary to power advanced integrations and process automation 
  • Work with our strategic partners to maintain technical knowledge, produce documentation, and provide the best development and integration experience for our shared clients 

Required skills:  

  • Knowledge of cloud-based application development technologies, frameworks, and patterns  
  • Familiarity with full-stack design and development  
  • Experience implementing REST APIs, preferably in modern C# and .NET Core 
  • Familiarity with multi-tier service architecture 
  • Outstanding collaboration and communication skills (oral and written)  
  • Knowledge of Git and Trunk-Based Development 
  • Ability to break down complex tasks into action items and execute the action items 

Bonus round:  

  • Self-starter, who consistently demonstrates the ability to produce excellent work 
  • Experience interfacing with customers and leading meetings 
  • Experience leading or driving projects from start to finish  
  • Familiarity with metal fabrication industry  
  • ERP or MRP knowledge  
  • Experience quoting and estimating  
  • Experience debugging and triaging issues in multi-tier service architectures 
  • Experience writing and maintaining API integration test suites 

 

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