Full Stack Software Engineer (Web Engineering)

Join <Elastic.co> as a Full Stack Software Engineer on the Web Engineering team. You'll be responsible for building and maintaining features, systems, and infrastructure that keep the site fast, reliable, and effective at scale. You'll work closely with stakeholders across the company and take ownership of your code in production. Enjoy benefits like fully paid health coverage, flexible location and schedule, generous vacation days, parental leave, and more.

• Concevoir et développer des fonctionnalités, des systèmes et des infrastructures pour améliorer la qualité et les performances du site.
• Collaborer avec les parties prenantes pour expédier des fonctionnalités qui améliorent la qualité et la performance du site.
• Participer à la révision de code, diagnostiquer et résoudre les problèmes de production, et participer à une rotation d'astreinte.
• The ideal candidate is a full-stack engineer who is equally comfortable writing React components, designing backend services, shipping to production, and owning what they build once it's live — including on-call response and security triage
• Production experience with Node.js, Python, or Go — enough to build, deploy, debug, and maintain backend services independently
• A proven track record of using AI to accelerate development, debug complex systems, and optimize code, while still owning the final outcomes
• 3+ years in a full-stack or frontend role, with proven TypeScript and React depth (component architecture, performance, state management) and hands-on backend experience shipping and operating production services
• Experienced in building for high availability and scalability at real production scale, including writing secure code, identifying vulnerabilities, and resolving security issues under pressure
• Ability to work autonomously in a globally distributed team
• Experience owning CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, Jenkins, or equivalent) end-to-end, including front-end build tooling, bundle optimization, and deployment automation without a dedicated ops team