Senior Full Stack (Python, Vue) Developer

About the Company: The company is a direct marketplace for mortgages, connecting whole loan lenders and investors with smarter pricing, automated eligibility, and end-to-end transaction management. They are transforming an industry that still runs on spreadsheets and email. About the Role You will own features end to end – from the Vue interfaces our lenders and investors work in daily, through the Django APIs behind them, down to the pricing and eligibility engines that decide what a loan is worth and who will buy it. Wide surface area, real ownership, and you will see the impact the same week you ship. What you will do: Build features across the stack. Vue 3 + TypeScript on the front, Django + DRF on the back. Evolve our core engines. Loan pricing and investor eligibility matching. Integrate with the mortgage ecosystem. LOS platforms, due diligence providers, credit and valuation vendors. Design data models and background pipelines that stay fast as volume grows. Write the tests that keep it all honest. pytest, Vitest, Playwright. Requirements: Daily, hands-on work with AI coding agents – Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, or similar. You run several in parallel and know where their output needs your judgment. Hands-on experience building AI into a product – LLM features, agents, retrieval, evaluation. Not only coding with AI tools. 5+ years building production software, with real depth on both sides of the stack. 3+ years hands-on Vue.js + TypeScript – this is a Vue shop. Strong Python + Django, solid REST API instincts, and real database skills – schema design, query performance, safe migrations. Experience in complex platform companies – real integrations, real data, real scale. A strong eye for UI/UX and clear communication. Proven remote work – you have shipped for years from a home office, communicate in writing by default, and do not need someone next to you to stay unblocked. About You: Strong team player, easy to work with, and quick to move. Charismatic and likes to lead – you pull people with you without needing the title. Excellent English, written and live – you hold your own with our US colleagues. English is the working language across Israel and the US: every meeting, every PR. Able to work independently and carry several threads at once. Proactive mindset and a real appetite for learning new technologies. Comfortable in a client-facing, professional environment. Nice to have: Fintech or mortgage background OpenSearch Playwright Product Stack Frontend: Vue 3, TypeScript, Vite, Pinia, Vuetify, Tailwind, Shadcn, Vitest, Playwright. Backend stack: Python 3.14, Django 5.2, Django REST Framework, Celery, PostgreSQL, Redis, OpenSearch, pytest Why join: Transform an industry that hasn’t changed in decades. Mortgage trading still runs on spreadsheets and email; we are replacing that. Fully remote from anywhere in Europe. You work with the R&D team in Israel and colleagues in the US – we will agree core hours together but expect regular overlap with US afternoons. Contractor engagement (B2B), paid in EUR, long-term. This is a seat on the core team, not a project gig. Small team, big ownership, no bureaucracy. Tagged as: AI, Django, Full Stack, LLM, PostgreSQL, Python, REST API, senior, Typescript, vue, Vue.js

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