Full Stack Developer

Optomi, in partnership with a leading financial institution, is looking for a Full Stack Developer to help bolster their team. This is a contract position with a high probability of turning into a full time hire. Position Summary: Team is building a new complaint management and case management platform from the ground up to centralize and manage customer complaints received through various channels, including contact center escalations, chat and messaging channels, customer surveys, social media complaints, executive escalation emails, regulatory complaints, and traditional mail. What the right candidate will enjoy: A hybrid environment A chance to grow in your skills in a enterprise environment Great culture to be involved in What type of experience does the right candidate have: Full Stack experience with Golang and React or TypeScript Hands-on with RDS (Postgres, MySQL), schema migration tooling, and Redis for caching and pub/sub Experience deploying to AWS — ECS Fargate, ALB, RDS, Secrets Manager, S3, ECR, CloudWatch Comfortable with Terraform (private module registries, multi-region, multi-account dev/non-prod/prod patterns) and GitLab CI/CD pipelines (terraform-plan/apply, image scanning, kaniko builds) Experience using AI tooling (Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor) for code generation, test scaffolding, and day-to-day engineering automation Experience with integrations of CRM and Case Management products such as Salesforce What the responsibilities are of the right candidate: Build features for a case management and workflow system Apply distributed-systems thinking to keep the platform scalable, reliable, and resilient Establish coding best practices across repos, conduct constructive peer code reviews, and own the CI/CD, test, and release pipelines in GitLab Partner with DevOps on the Terraform infrastructure to deploy code to AWS Contribute to AI-driven workflows (LangGraph agents, RAG knowledge retrieval) and the GoRules decision engine that powers case-routing and policy logic Triage production and integration issues #J-18808-Ljbffr