Hiring a long-term remote Full-stack Developer for a legacy enterprise web app.
Remote from: Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Paraguay, Chile, Peru, or Costa Rica.
Stack: C#, .NET Framework 4.8, ASP.NET WebForms, ASP.NET MVC/Razor, Vue 2, Axios, SCSS, SQL Server/T-SQL, IIS.
Must have: 3+ years software experience, strong C#/.NET Framework, WebForms, MVC, Vue 2, SQL Server stored procedures/query tuning, debugging skills, C1 English.
This is not .NET Core. The codebase is classic .NET Framework/WebForms/MVC with SQL Server-heavy backend work.
Long-term contract, 40h/week.
If interested, apply here :
https://app.onstrider.com/r/mernastalentnetwork?job=ZnVsbC1z...
We're building the first Identity Acceptance Network, the "Visa for ID." Humanity is editing genes, starting space tourism, and verging on artificial general intelligence. Meanwhile, identity verification is still done by taking pictures of plastic cards.
Role - Senior Product Engineer (#5 on the team; ~20% of engineering capacity). High ownership, product-minded, backend and systems leaning. - This is not a ticket-churning role. You should want to understand the competitive landscape, listen in on customer calls, bring engineering insight to product discussions, and own features end-to-end. - You should be a Barrel: someone who can take on ambiguous work, pull together the right context, make tradeoffs explicit, and drive without needing to be told every next step. Revenue is surging, we need judgement to help shape the product. - Strong backend/platform experience; generalist enough to move up/down the stack when the product needs it. - You care deeply about user privacy and data security. We work on identity. Sloppiness here is not an option.
Stack & ways of working - .NET (C#) backend, React + TypeScript frontend, Azure Container Apps, Azure SQL/Storage, Bicep IaC, GitHub CI/CD. - Remote-first; North America (CT +/- 2) or Europe (CET +/- 1). Strong async work habits; 4 hrs/week of scheduled meetings on average; pairing/huddles when useful. - We use AI aggressively and prudently. You'll have a large token budget, but we expect strong judgment around the risks.
Comp & apply
- Salary is set by our compensation philosophy, with meaningful equity. We discuss compensation early so neither side wastes time.
- Apply: https://www.trinsic.id/careers/senior-product-engineer?utm_s...
If you're in a workable timezone and excited about identity infrastructure, I'd love to talk.
JP, CTO @ Trinsic
We are a privacy-focused B2C VPN, running since 2010, independently audited every year (#8 in progress this month), well-regarded in the privacy community. Alongside the VPN we run additional services: modDNS, Mailx and Portmaster.
You'll partner with our senior infrastructure engineer and own day-to-day infra for IVPN and modDNS: rolling out a new immutable, diskless, bare-metal VPN gateway fleet, improving DNS routing, and automating whatever you can. Fully remote, high autonomy: maximum freedom, minimum meetings.
Looking for: - 3+ yrs managing production Linux, including bare-metal - 3+ yrs with a config management tool (Ansible, Puppet or Salt) - Comfortable scripting in Python, Go or Bash - Solid TCP/IP, UDP, SSL/TLS - Genuine interest in infosec (public-key crypto, TPM, reproducible builds)
How to apply: the posting has the full details and a few short questions, apply by email as described there. Questions welcome at viktor at ivpn.net.
We build UCS, an omni-channel contact-center platform used by Dutch housing corporations and municipalities. Profitable, ~40 people, 15+ years in market. Our platform runs reliably but the way we operate it is behind 2026 standards. You'd own that gap: moving from PowerShell-script deploys toward infra-as-code, real observability and clean deployment automation. First hire in a new platform team, growing to 3-4 people.
Reality check: it's a .NET-on-Windows/Azure shop (IIS, Windows services, SQL Server), so pure Linux/K8s/Go isn't the fit. We deliberately don't run Kubernetes (tens of tenants, office-hours workloads); Ansible + Compose-per-VM is the likely direction. We prefer simple and boring. Light, fair on-call.
Basic Dutch a plus, not required. No recruiters please.
Details and apply: https://careers.unexus.nl/lead-devops-engineer
MWI Animal Health is a leading U.S. distributor of animal health products, medications, and technology solutions for veterinarians and livestock producers.
1. Senior Application Developer (React + Composable Commerce)
We're hiring a senior dev (8+ yrs) to lead projects, mentor juniors, and build scalable apps end-to-end. Stack: React (Redux/Context), C#/.NET, microservices, headless commerce (CommerceTools, ContentStack), NoSQL + relational DBs, event streaming, TDD. You'll turn messy business requirements into solid technical solutions and help shape our architecture. Bonus: WMS experience. Apply if you like leading, mentoring, and shipping.
2. QA Engineer
We're hiring a QA Engineer to own quality across our suite of connected web applications and the shared services between them. You'll mix hands-on manual/exploratory testing with building and maintaining automated suites (end-to-end, integration, component), with a big focus on the seams between apps: navigation, shared auth, data hand-offs, and micro-frontend integrations. You'll own the full bug lifecycle, wire tests into CI/CD as reliable quality gates, and partner with product and engineering to build testability in from the start.
Ideal fit: 3+ years in QA testing web apps, across both manual and automated testing with modern frameworks (Playwright, Selenium) and unit/component tooling (Jest, Vitest). Comfortable testing SPAs and REST APIs, with enough JavaScript/TypeScript to write and debug test code. Bonus points for React, Vite, monorepos, micro-frontends, GitHub Actions. Above all, a user-focused mindset — catching problems before customers do.
3. Senior DevOps Engineer
We're hiring a Senior DevOps Engineer to standardize application deployments, containerization, and release processes across our org. You'll build shared CI/CD pipelines, containerize apps with Docker/Kubernetes, and create the tooling and golden paths that let teams ship reliably. Ideal fit: solid experience with CI/CD (GitHub Actions/GitLab CI/Jenkins), IaC (Terraform/Helm), and cloud providers (AWS/Azure), plus a track record of driving standardization at scale. Pragmatic, collaborative, and motivated by making other teams more productive.
For all of these roles, reach out to Alex at [Alex.Heck] (at) {cencora} (dot) [com]
Rangeview is building the foundry system that reindustrializes America. We apply advanced software, deep automation, and materials science to making metal parts. You'd be an early engineer on FactoryOS, the application that runs our factory: production workflows, equipment telemetry, part tracking, and quality traceability.
High-ownership generalist role covering operator-facing frontends, backend services, and integrations with real machines on the floor. Stack: TypeScript/React, C#/ASP.NET, relational databases. MES/ERP, IoT, or manufacturing/aerospace/defense experience is a plus.
2+ years shipping production web apps. ITAR: must be a U.S. person. Hiring Level 1 or 2.
Apply: https://grnh.se/7eihn1ni9us (use this link please)
Clinical software is where a provider's time goes to die. We are building Axo to make the software layer as invisible and ambient as possible, letting clinicians direct 100% of their attention to patients rather than screens.
Our first market is orthotics and prosthetics (O&P), the field designing braces and artificial limbs that restore human mobility and underserved by the tech sector. We're building a foundation designed to eventually scale across thousands of providers and multiple medical specialties.
You’ll join as a founding engineer working directly with myself (Xoogler SWE) and my co-founder (one of the US's best known O&P clinicians), and a new engineer. You will own massive surfaces end-to-end, making the foundational architectural decisions for our entire platform. We have clinics using our suite and already saving hours a day, but we've got a massive pipeline ahead and need your help to build it. And we participate in humanitarian missions to expand prosthetic access in critical parts of the world like Ukraine.
- The Stack: C#/.NET, contract-first gRPC, SolidJS/TypeScript, and PostgreSQL, built with strict domain-driven design and rigorous testing.
- How we work: We have total flexibility on your workflow. Love AI-assisted speed coding? Go for it. Prefer to write by hand because your mental model is faster than prompting? Perfect. We only care about delivering safely and quickly.
- Requirements: Senior-level depth with production systems, a strong habit of domain modeling, and a philosophy that defaults to simplicity. Strong UI/UX experience with an obsession for user simplicity is a must.
To apply, email me directly at jlyman@axoventures.co with a short story about a favorite technical challenge you solved end-to-end. Please put "HN" in the subject line!
1. Please make sure your contact information is on your resume`!
2. We need a developer located within three hours of Pacific timezone.
No, I'm not on some kind of power trip (yet). I just got my fill of automated application spam a long time ago; the tales I could tell. This is my modestly creative attempt to circumvent the AI's. Might be good practice for SkyNet, eh?
We are not looking for a know-it-all. Instead, we desire a "wants to learn it all". We're a small company, but our System Architect / Dev Lead is seriously a unicorn. If he mentors you for a year or two, your career is golden with or without AI. Back in the day, I secretly believed I was one of the best around. Then I worked with Stephen. I've learned a ton from him, and I'm his boss.
We're a small, agile, creative and laid-back team who work hard but value work-life balance. I take great pains to make it so. If you're smart, work hard, and love writing software, ask a friend or former boss to vouch for you and have them send your resume`.
Here's a link to the official job listing:
https://rlsmediastore.blob.core.windows.net/releases/RedLine...
Thanks, Ross W. Lambert, Director of Software Development RedLine Solutions, Inc. https://redlineforproduce.com