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TLDR

• Company: bricks.sh (pre-seed, public beta)
• Role: Founding Full-Stack Engineer — 3+ years building web products
• Location: 📍 Remote (EU-friendly) + optional office in Milan
• Package: 50,000€ - 65,000€/year RAL + stock option plan
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Who we are

https://www.loom.com/share/890db838b347451f8f990bd76fa37f61?sid=156655a7-fa61-4bf5-8b92-31556b7aa77f

Quick Notes:

The video above was recorded when we were still called "Bricks AI" and building around an API-first approach — Since then, we've rebranded to bricks.sh and shifted to a database-first approach: Starting with Supabase and are now expanding into the broader PostgreSQL ecosystem.

What you’ll do

bricks.sh helps teams generate and run secure internal admin panels and workflows on top of their databases — without engineers rebuilding the same internal tools again and again.

Internal tooling cost isn’t the first build. It’s the endless iteration: permissions, edge cases, new workflows, new fields, audits, “can you tweak this tomorrow?” We’re building bricks so business teams can move faster without compromising security.

As a Founding Full-Stack Engineer, you’ll help shape both the product and the technical direction of the team. You’ll have real influence on architecture, standards, and how we ship.

Your mission is to make bricks.sh fast, safe-by-default, and reliable, even as we add integrations and new features.

• Own features end-to-end: UX → API design → data layer → deployment
• Turn customer requests into simple designs and shipped iterations
• Build and maintain integrations (Supabase today; Postgres ecosystem next; Stripe/billing)
• Make safety/reliability first-class: permissions, audit logs, clear error UX, observability
• Improve the AI-assisted pipeline that generates admin panels and workflows

Current Stack

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• TypeScript (React)
• Python (FastAPI)
• PostgreSQL (Supabase)
• MongoDB
• AWS
• Vercel
• Github

Experience with the exact stack is a plus, but strong fundamentals and learning speed matter more — we expect the stack to evolve.

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Who you are

You might be a great fit if:

• You've spent 3+ years shipping web products across frontend and backend
• You debug methodically (logs, metrics, reproduction steps), fix root causes, and resist band-aids