
(Senior) Full-Stack Engineer (AI-Assisted 3D / CAD / BIM Development) // 20° GmbH
20°- Decomposition & specification: turning hard, fuzzy problems into clean specs an AI agent can execute, in the right-sized steps.
- Review & verification: reading AI-generated code critically, especially algorithmic and numerical code, and proving to yourself it's correct (test design, edge cases, visual/geometric validation) rather than trusting it right away.
- Steering & taste: keeping an AI-built codebase coherent: enforcing our architecture conventions, catching plausible-but-wrong solutions, and knowing when to stop the agent and think.
- Extend the 3D/CAD editor: new element types (windows/openings, rooms, zones, HVAC), multi-storey support, richer editing tools.
- Build out real-time multi-user collaboration
- Improve and verify the geometry engine and the IFC / CAD exporters: reconstruction quality, normalization, export fidelity.
- Own features across the full slice: Postgres schema → NestJS domain → REST/WS API → React/Three.js UI.
- High quality standards: while moving fast, you still care deeply about code quality and architectural soundness of the product.
- Fluency with AI-assisted / agentic development: hands-on experience driving tools like Claude Code to build real, non-trivial features, plus the discipline to review and verify their output rig
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