Software Engineer Intern (Graduate Students in NYC)

**Must be in NYC and in Grad School **

Stuut is, at its core, an engineering company, and is on a mission to build the best engineering team. We are looking for a graduate student engineer who is preferably going to school in New York. We hire engineers with a broad set of technical skills, who are highly cross-functional, and eager to solve a wide range of engineering challenges. Our ideal candidate has a strong sense of ownership and enjoys owning projects from inception to scaling in production.

We're backed by Khosla, Activant, 1984 Ventures, and Page One.

**What You’ll Do**

• Collaborate on our technical vision. Lead discussions and implementation of multiple complex projects
• Continuously improve our engineering processes, tools, and systems that allow us to scale the code base, productivity, and team
• Recruit, interview, and develop your own interview questions, while fostering a culture of excellence, velocity, and humility
• Inspire customers to solve problems

**What You Need**

• A minimum of 5 years of software engineering experience for front-end development experience, building, running, and debugging web applications using modern JS frameworks (Vue, React, etc)
• Advanced knowledge of modern HTML and CSS
• Ability to collaborate with designers, product managers, and other teams to come up with high-impact ways of quickly solving our customer’s problems
• Working for or a desire to work at an early-stage company (building everything from scratch)
• Track record of shipping high-quality products at scale
• Willingness to speak with and spend time with customers
• Ability to turn business and product ideas into engineering solutions
• Desire to continuously grow and master your craft, while focusing on customer pain points

**Compensation**

• Hourly Pay for the Fall/Winter
• Part-time

**You should include these in your application**

• A link to your online portfolio
• Your CV or LinkedIn profile
• A few words about why Stuut and our space is interesting to you