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