Senior Full-Stack Engineer - Product

About the role

Railway is seeking a senior full‑stack engineer to own product features from the user interface in the dashboard to the backend workflows that power deployment pipelines. The role is fully remote, allowing you to work from anywhere while collaborating with a distributed team to build high‑impact tooling for developers.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement end‑to‑end features, spanning UI components and TypeScript/GraphQL APIs.
• Collaborate with designers to create intuitive interfaces for complex computing workflows.
• Write detailed engineering requirement documents to translate ideas into actionable tasks and measurable outcomes.
• Contribute to open‑source projects such as the Railway CLI and Nixpacks, learning Rust as needed.
• Build and maintain large‑scale infrastructure, e.g., logging pipelines handling billions of logs daily.
• Develop tools for infrastructure visualization, deployment image creation, and marketplace integrations.

Eligibility

• Proven ability to lead product development from concept through delivery.
• Strong grasp of frontend architecture for data‑intensive, interactive applications.
• Experience with asynchronous backend processing, especially in build and deployment contexts.
• Excellent written and verbal communication for asynchronous collaboration.
• Willingness to work in a high‑ownership, fast‑moving startup environment.

Skills

• TypeScript and GraphQL for API development.
• Frontend frameworks (React or similar) for rich UI experiences.
• Understanding of microservices and temporal workflow orchestration.
• Desire or experience with Rust for open‑source contributions.
• Familiarity with observability tools, ClickHouse, and Nix packaging.

Benefits

• Competitive salary with equity participation.
• Comprehensive health coverage, including dependents.
• Equipment stipend and flexible work hours.
• High‑autonomy culture with minimal meetings.
• Opportunities to work on novel, high‑leverage problems in deployment tooling.