A full-stack engineer title can mean very different things depending on where you land. Some teams expect heavy back-end work with occasional front-end touches, while others want engineers equally comfortable shipping a React component and tuning a database query. Jobseekers trying to figure out where they fit need more than a job title to go on.
This roundup pulls together software engineering teams across banking, observability, chip manufacturing, workflow automation, gaming, fraud detection, cybersecurity, investment research, DevSecOps and defense electronics. Each organization sets its own expectations for full-stack engineers, from the frameworks and languages they use day to day to how much of the stack, cloud layer included, they are expected to own.
Looking closely at how these teams describe the role, including the tools, platforms and AI capabilities they are building around, can help jobseekers match their own skills to the kind of full-stack work each company actually needs.
Companies Hiring Full-Stack Engineers
- Leader Bank
- New Relic
- Micron Technology
- ServiceNow
- Aristocrat
- Riskified
- Horizon3.ai
- Morningstar
- GitLab
- BAE Systems, Inc.
Top Companies Hiring Full-Stack Engineers
Horizon3, headquartered in San Francisco, builds NodeZero, an AI-native platform that autonomously tests an organization’s defenses, uncovers exploitable attack paths across cloud, Kubernetes and web applications, and verifies fixes in production. Founded in 2019, the company has grown the platform from internal network pentesting into a broader proactive security suite. That expansion, spanning autonomous attack simulation, agentic remediation workflows and integrations with security tools like CrowdStrike and Palo Alto Networks, requires software engineering teams to build and scale full-stack applications across the platform’s web, API and cloud-facing layers, including its Senior Full-Stack Engineer role on the Autonomous Defense team.
Morningstar is a global investment research and financial data company whose software engineering teams build the tools investors use to analyze markets, from Morningstar Direct to its credit research platforms. Full-stack engineer openings, including roles based in Chicago, call for designing and maintaining full-stack applications using Java, .NET and Python, building RESTful APIs and databases alongside front-end features, and applying automated testing and CI/CD practices. Other listings seek full-stack JavaScript engineers to modernize web applications with Node.js backends and Angular or Vue front ends. Engineers on these teams also work with AI-assisted development tools and collaborate with product managers to own features through the full development lifecycle.
Riskified builds an AI-powered fraud and risk intelligence platform that helps large e-commerce merchants approve more genuine orders, reduce chargebacks and prevent policy abuse across checkout, login and returns. The New York-headquartered, NYSE-listed company analyzes billions of transactions across its merchant network to power products like Adaptive Checkout and its Control Center dashboards. Its software engineering team hires full-stack engineers to build the Control Center app that customers use to analyze performance and take action on orders, as well as full-stack roles on the App Infra team supporting the broader platform.
ServiceNow, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, builds the Now Platform, a cloud-based system used by enterprises to automate workflows across IT, HR, customer service and other business functions, increasingly layered with AI agents and machine learning. Its software engineering organization hires full-stack engineers into roles such as senior full-stack engineer and senior staff full-stack engineer, where work spans backend services, APIs and platform internals like Flow Designer and Workflow Studio alongside modern frontend frameworks. Current postings describe building AI-native developer platforms and tooling meant to help engineering teams create, test, deploy and operate applications more efficiently, with engineers expected to work across the stack rather than specialize solely in back-end or front-end development.
BAE Systems, Inc. develops electronic defense systems, navigation technology, space electronics and secure ground systems for defense and intelligence customers. Its software engineering teams build and maintain the full software life cycle behind these platforms, and open roles include full-stack positions such as a full-stack ground software developer in Fairborn, Ohio and roles in Nashua, New Hampshire. Candidates typically work in languages like Java, Python and C++ and most positions require eligibility for a U.S. Department of Defense security clearance.
Micron Technology designs and manufactures memory and storage chips, and its software engineering organization builds the applications that keep that manufacturing running. Within groups like SMAI Engineering Tool Development, full-stack engineers work across front-end frameworks such as Angular and React and back-end languages including Python, Java, C# and Go to deliver tools for image processing, inspection automation and data-driven decision making on the production line. Other full-stack openings focus on AI-enabled applications, integrating large language models, retrieval-augmented systems and agent-based workflows into engineering tools. Micron hires for these roles at sites including Boise, Idaho; Taichung, Taiwan; and Hyderabad, India.
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New Relic builds an intelligent observability platform that gives engineering teams visibility from infrastructure and application code to the end-user experience, which means its own software spans front-end dashboards, APIs and back-end data pipelines. The platform runs on a unified telemetry data store that ingests metrics, events, logs and traces, and supports open standards like OpenTelemetry so engineers can instrument systems without proprietary agents. Full-stack engineers at New Relic work across this stack, building features such as application performance monitoring, Kubernetes and cloud infrastructure monitoring, and browser and mobile monitoring, while also contributing to newer AI monitoring capabilities that track model performance and cost across customer environments.
Leader Bank, a Massachusetts-based community bank and mortgage lender headquartered in Arlington, operates a Technology Development Team that builds and supports the bank’s digital banking and internal business tools. Its software engineering group hires full-stack developers to design, build and maintain web applications and RESTful APIs using Vue.js, JavaScript, Python and PHP, paired with relational databases such as PostgreSQL and MySQL. Open full-stack roles also call for experience with AWS cloud services, enterprise integration platforms like Boomi or MuleSoft, and applying AI and large language models to automate workflows and improve developer productivity, alongside mentoring junior engineers within an Agile development process.
GitLab makes an AI-powered DevSecOps platform that lets software teams plan, build, secure and ship code in a single application, and its all-remote engineering organization hires full-stack engineers to build it. Fullstack Engineers work across the Ruby on Rails backend and Vue.js frontend of the GitLab product, with the job description noting that work tends to weigh more heavily toward backend given the complexity of the codebase. Open roles also include a Staff Fullstack Engineer on the Data Products team building dashboards and APIs using Go, Ruby and Node, reflecting GitLab’s push to embed AI agents, through its Duo Agent Platform, across the software development lifecycle. Engineers work asynchronously from more than 65 countries.
Aristocrat is a global gaming technology company known for land-based casino games, hardware and systems through its Aristocrat Gaming business, alongside mobile and social casino titles developed by studios like Product Madness. Its software engineering teams hire full-stack engineers to build end-to-end features for social and gameplay systems, implementing frontend functionality in JavaScript across iOS, Android and web while composing backend services and RESTful APIs, often in PHP, to support player progression, rewards and live operations features. These roles span offices in multiple countries, including Poland, and require experience building scalable services that handle high concurrency and large player populations while keeping gameplay reliable and production-ready.
