Senior Full-Stack Engineer - LLM-Powered Code Review PoC
Fuku · San Francisco, California, United States · 2026-05-30
About this role
Job Title: Senior Full-Stack Engineer (Freelance/Contract)
NexaFlow is seeking a Senior Full-Stack Engineer to develop a proof-of-concept code review tool powered by large language models (LLMs).
Key Responsibilities:
- Design and implement a prototype tool that leverages LLMs to automatically review pull requests.
- Integrate LLM APIs (OpenAI/Anthropic) to identify bugs, security vulnerabilities, and code style issues in code submissions.
- Post contextual feedback directly on pull requests.
- Handle the entire development process independently, from architecture through deployment.
- Collaborate remotely with the NexaFlow team as needed.
Requirements:
- 5+ years of full-stack development experience.
- Proficiency in integrating LLM APIs such as OpenAI or Anthropic.
- Experience developing code review tools and working with CI/CD pipelines.
- Strong ability to independently manage end-to-end product development.
- Backend expertise in Python or Node.js.
- Frontend experience with React or Vue.
- Familiarity with Docker-based deployment.
Additional Information:
- This is a freelance/contract position, not a full-time employment role.
- Location: San Francisco (remote friendly).
Skills asked for
- llm
- ci/cd
- python
- node.js
- react
- vue
- docker
- fastapi
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