Full Stack Developer

Metronome, LLC
401(k), remote work
United States, California, San Diego
May 12, 2025
Job Title: Computer Hardware & Software EngineerLocation: San Diego / Remote allowedStatus: Full-timeClearance Level: None requiredEducation: Master's in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or Mathematics (with a focus in Computer Science)Salary: Based on 10+ years of experience. $140,000-$190,000Benefits: Competitive salary and bonus structure, Comprehensive health insurance, 401(k) with company match, Generous PTO and remote work options.Application: Apply here, or on our Careers Page, or email your resume to r.derring@wearemetronome.com Design, test, and optimize both computer hardware (chips, boards, complete systems) and software (OS, compilers, network systems). You'll join a team working across embedded systems, hardware-software integration, and application performance. Hardware scope includes: Circuit board and microchip design Supervision of hardware manufacturing and installation Software scope includes: Operating system and compiler development Network distribution tools System-level performance tuning Application architecture aligned with hardware constraints As part of the hiring process, candidates complete a live coding session. You'll be assessed using a standardized grading rubric. The focus is on clarity, correctness, and performance 10+ years in computer design, software development, or network systems Proficiency in C, C++, Java Comfortable with legacy languages: Fortran, COBOL Strong foundation in algorithms and performance problem-solving Familiarity with modern development stacks: Python, TypeScript, HTML, JavaScript, and AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) Ability to demonstrate software design decisions under time constraints during the coding session Hands-on knowledge of Python, TypeScript, HTML, JavaScript, and AWS CDK for modern cloud-based and hybrid infrastructure Experience participating in technical reviews, configuration management, and documentation processes required for government programs Coding session required as part of the evaluation - standardized rubric used for assessment of logic, clarity, and correctness