Job Description

About Sprinto

Sprinto is a leading platform that automates information security compliance, helping businesses raise the bar on security while ensuring smooth operations and scalable growth. With a team of 200+ employees, we support 1000+ customers across 75+ countries. Backed by top investors—Accel, Elevation, and Blume Ventures—we have raised $32 million, including our recent Series B round.

The Role:

As a Full Stack Engineer at Sprinto, you’ll be more than just a coder—you’ll be a problem solver, working across the entire development process in a dynamic and collaborative environment. You’ll have the opportunity to contribute hands-on while making impactful decisions that shape our products.

Responsibilities

• Actively engage in coding tasks, demonstrating proficiency in building web applications
• Utilize strong problem-solving skills to address challenges effectively, ensuring seamless project progression
• Demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills to convey ideas and collaborate with team members
• Exhibit a knack for rapidly acquiring new tools and languages as required, adapting to the evolving needs of projects
• Draw from experiences to recognize the implications of programming choices, avoiding premature over-engineering that may hinder project timelines
• Analyze situations to identify potential pitfalls and distinguish between fast/easy solutions and those with long-term consequences
• Understand that code is a means to solve business and customer problems, and make informed trade-offs to efficiently address these challenges

Requirements

• Minimum of 2 years of hands-on programming experience, preferably in web application development
• Demonstrated ability to approach problems analytically and devise effective solutions
• Strong verbal and written communication skills to facilitate collaboration within the team
• Quick learner with a preference for picking up new tools and languages as needed for optimal problem-solving
• Experience in recognizing and mitigating the consequences of programming choices, both positive and negative
• Understanding that code serves as a tool to solve business and customer problems, and the ability to make informed trade-offs