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Full Stack Engineer – Frontend Focus (m/f/d)

Alpine Eagle GmbH
Location
Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, München, Bavaria, Germany
Posted
18 days ago
Department
Engineering
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Strong professional experience in frontend or full-stack software engineering
  • Excellent TypeScript and React skills
  • Professional experience developing software for cockpits, mission control, operator stations, HMI, or comparable complex operational systems
  • Strong understanding of UX, ergonomics, and human-machine interaction
  • Experience designing interfaces for real-time, information-dense environments
  • Experience with real-time applications and distributed systems
Nice to have
  • Solid Python skills and experience working across the full stack
  • Experience with Redis and databases
  • Experience with GIS, mapping, and geospatial applications
  • Experience with 2D/3D graphics, WebGL, or graphics engines
  • Experience with autonomous systems, robotics, aerospace, defense, C-UAS, or other mission-critical systems
What the job really is

As a Full Stack Engineer with a frontend focus at Alpine Eagle, you will develop high-performance frontend applications using TypeScript and React, creating intuitive interfaces for complex operational systems. Your role will involve building real-time monitoring and control interfaces, contributing to software architecture, and collaborating with various engineering teams to enhance operator workflows.

Things to weigh
  • Focus on frontend development may limit backend experience
  • The role involves working on complex operational systems which may require a steep learning curve
  • No specific salary or benefits mentioned in the posting
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