Full-Stack Software Engineer (New Grad)

Join SpruceID as a Full-Stack Software Engineer, where you'll work alongside experienced engineers and directly with state governments, public sector partners, and enterprise clients. You'll build impactful identity solutions, develop backend services and web applications, and engage with open identity standards and privacy-focused engineering practices. As a new grad, you'll receive dedicated mentorship, structured onboarding, and opportunities to own projects as you grow. This is an ideal role for recent graduates who want to gain hands-on experience across the full stack and contribute to systems that serve millions of people.

- Demonstrated ability to learn quickly and work collaboratively
- Strong communication skills and genuine interest in working with customers and stakeholders
- Appreciation for open-source software, clean code, and thoughtful engineering
- Foundational experience with backend development in a statically typed language (Rust, Go, C#, Java, or similar)—coursework, internships, or personal projects count
- Based in the U.S. (or willing to relocate without visa assistance - TN considered) and excited to contribute to impactful public sector work
- We're not looking for someone who already knows everything. We're looking for someone eager to learn, humble enough to ask questions, and motivated to do meaningful work
- This is an ideal role for a recent graduate who wants to grow quickly while working on technology that matters. You'll gain hands-on experience across the full stack, learn from senior engineers, and contribute to systems that serve millions of people
- Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field (recent graduates welcome)
- Internship or project experience in full-stack development
- Exposure to cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, or Azure) through coursework or side projects
- Familiarity with modern web frontends (React, TypeScript, or similar)
- Contributions to open-source projects or hackathon participation
- Interest in digital identity, cryptography, data privacy, or security
- Familiarity with databases (PostgreSQL), APIs (REST or GraphQL), or CI/CD concepts
- Any exposure to government technology, civic tech, or high-compliance environments
- Coursework or interest in accessibility, usability, or inclusive design