Founding Engineer

Description:

We're looking for a Founding Engineer who loves to build! Someone energized by taking a real-world problem, figuring out how technology can solve it, and actually shipping the solution.

This isn't a role where you'll inherit a backlog and spend your time working through tickets someone else prioritized. You'll have a real voice in what we build, how we build it, and what REON ultimately becomes.

You'll work across our web and mobile platform, APIs, integrations, data infrastructure, and automation. You'll help architect core systems, build features end-to-end, integrate third-party services and data sources, and establish the technical standards that will support REON as it scales.

There is also significant opportunity ahead around AI-enabled workflows and turning property-level observations into increasingly valuable intelligence. Our current stack includes React/Next.js, NestJS, PostgreSQL, and AWS. But we're early. The architecture isn't sacred, the roadmap isn't set in stone, and we want the right engineer challenging assumptions and helping make the decisions.

Who We're Looking For

We're looking for someone with 3+ years of professional software engineering experience, or equivalent demonstrated experience, who can move from: "Here's the problem we're trying to solve." to: "Here's how I think we should build it."

You don't need to check every box across the stack. We're more interested in how you think, what you've built, and whether you're the kind of person who takes ownership and makes things happen.

You may be a strong fit if you have experience with:

• Building and shipping scalable web applications, mobile applications, or APIs
• Modern JavaScript or TypeScript frameworks, ideally including React or Next.js
• Backend development, databases, integrations, and cloud infrastructure
• Translating real customer and business needs into thoughtful technical solutions
• Working independently and making practical architectural decisions
• Early-stage products where requirements evolve and resourcefulness matters