CDI - Fullstack Engineer opportunity - France | Fullremote

About our client

The company builds an all-in-one SaaS platform that simplifies and secures IT management for small and mid-sized businesses. Their mission: make enterprise-grade device, software, and access management accessible to everyone-without the complexity or cost usually reserved for large corporations.

The platform unifies Mobile Device Management (MDM), SaaS Management, and Global Procurement into a single, intuitive product-helping teams automate tedious IT operations, strengthen cybersecurity posture, and manage devices, licenses, and hardware seamlessly from a single place.

We are looking for a Fullstack Engineer to join a product-driven and engineering-first environment, working on high-impact features that shape the next generation of IT automation tools.

In this role, you will:

Contribute across the entire product stack-from frontend (React) to backend (Node.js/NestJS) and cloud infrastructure (AWS).

Design, implement, and ship new features across MDM, SaaS Management, and AI-powered automation.

Collaborate closely with the CTO, product designer, and a team of experienced engineers to deliver high-quality and pragmatic solutions.

Take ownership of the full development lifecycle: technical specs, implementation, code reviews, and production support.

Ensure robustness, scalability, maintainability, and overall engineering excellence.

Profile:

Engineer’s degree or Master’s in software development (or equivalent experience).

1+ years of experience building fullstack SaaS applications.

Strong proficiency in TypeScript, with hands-on experience in React, Node.js, or NestJS.

Experience working in startups or scaleups.

Excellent communication skills, fluent both English and French.

Stack:

Front-end: ReactJS

Back-end: TypeScript, Node.js, NestJS, GraphQL, Prisma

Database: MongoDB, Redis

Infra: AWS, Terraform

Tools: GitHub, GitHub Actions, Linear, Datadog, Segment, Amplitude

Details:

Permanent position (CDI)

Full remote, with monthly visits to the Paris office