Full Stack Engineer
Bricklayer AI Inc. · Atlanta, GA
$140,000–$160,000
Jul 12, 2026
Atlanta, GA
Jul 20, 2026
What this job asks for AI summary
A frontend-leaning full-stack engineering role building the user interface of an AI-driven security operations platform. Day-to-day work centers on architecting React applications, establishing frontend standards and component libraries, collaborating with designers on UX, and working with backend teams on API design. Suits an experienced engineer comfortable owning frontend architecture decisions and mentoring others, with some appetite for backend contribution.
Senior level · National
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How this req sits in the market our data
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What the occupation pays Median $138,970 (middle half $107,524–$175,762).
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Why we read it this way (6)
The title is simply 'Full Stack Engineer' with no level modifier, but the required section calls for architecting scalable applications, establishing standards, driving technical decisions, and mentoring junior engineers — scope consistent with a Senior IC.
The role is described as 'focused mainly on the front-end' with some backend contribution; classified as Software Developers (15-1252) rather than Web Developers (15-1254) because it involves building a full application platform with APIs, not web pages/sites.
API collaboration (design and consume APIs) is listed under Required but names no specific protocol beyond the general activity; REST is inferred as the canonical skill since no specific technology is named.
Data visualization libraries for React appear only under the Preferred section; D3.js is listed as the primary name with common React-specific alternatives noted.
Open-source UI contributions and UX design principles background appear under Preferred but name no specific technology, so they are omitted from the skills list per extraction rules.
No compensation, degree requirement, or security clearance is mentioned.
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