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Fullstack Platform Developer
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Pacific School of Religion
Berkeley, CA (In Person)
$112,500 Salary, Full-Time
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Fullstack Platform Developer Pacific School of Religion - 4.5 Berkeley, CA Job Details Full-time $110,000 - $115,000 a year 18 hours ago Qualifications System development product management Systems integration Node.js System design Mid-level Scalable systems System design for system development Quality control management UX implementation Scalability Developing and maintaining backend systems System deployment Content management Front-end component implementation Back-end integration HubSpot Cross-functional collaboration API integration for front-end development Cross-functional communication Full Job Description We are seeking a fullstack developer to help evolve Kwaray's platform into a more flexible, partner-friendly, and scalable system. This role will focus on building a front-end experience for partners (course creation, learning pathways, content management) while integrating with a HubSpot-driven backend and a Node/Render middleware layer. The ideal candidate is someone who can: Navigate ambiguity and evolving requirements Balance speed with thoughtful architecture Improve UX for nontechnical users Build systems that reduce dependency on rigid tools (like HubSpot templates) The Fullstack Platform Developer will own the entire product lifecycle, from feature design to coding, deployment, and quality control. The role will also collaborate with cross-functional teams (content, marketing, operations) to ensure the platform delivers exceptional user experience while remaining scalable and sustainable. The ideal candidate is the kind of developer who sees both the system and the human. They can build APIs and debug middleware, while also noticing when a workflow is confusing or unnecessarily complex. They are comfortable working around imperfect systems and enjoy turning scrappy infrastructure into something scalable, elegant, and usable.