Posted 2 months ago
Full Stack Engineer (.NET + Front-End)
@ NetSpeek
Remote in Canada
Overview
NetSpeek is hiring a full-stack engineer to ship features across its .NET backend, React front ends and operator workflows for its agentic control plane. The role is full time and fully remote, requires 5+ years of .NET/C# experience and 3+ years of React, and offers equity, health insurance and flexible time off.
Responsibilities:
- Design and ship .NET 6+ backend services
- Build React surfaces presenting AI reasoning signals
- Own REST API design between backend, frontend and Python services
- Drive operator UX decisions with product
Requirements summary:
- 5+ years of .NET/C# backend experience with .NET 6+
- 3+ years of React or comparable framework experience
- Shipped end-to-end features across backend and frontend
- Designed and shipped production REST APIs in distributed SaaS
- Production experience with AWS, Azure or GCP
Tools & skills
Source and dates
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- Employer posting date
- 2026-09-01
- First seen by our source
- 2026-10-11
- Source record updated
- 2026-10-11
These dates describe the source record, not a live verification that the employer is still hiring. Check the original posting.
Job details
| Seniority | Senior |
| Department | Software development |
| Experience | 5+ years |
| Hours per week | 40 (estimated) |
| Travel | air: none · ground: none |
| Work setting | Home |
| Position | Mostly sitting |
| Physical demands | physical low · computer high |
| Languages | English |
| Background checks | criminal record |
| Perks mentioned | Generous paid time off, Flexible hours, Stock or equity |
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NetSpeek
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Full company description
NetSpeek's Lena is the first Language Enabled Network Administrator built exclusively for operating multi-vendor networks of UC and Pro AV technologies. As a generative AI platform built from the ground up for enterprise-scale network operation, Lena automates much of the day-to-day administration of your UC and Pro AV network. Lena is a multi-lingual network administrator trained on a wealth of industry standards, platform-specific training, technical documentation and the operational history and context specific to your enterprise. Lena can autonomously monitor the network 24x7x365, observe when issues arise, investigate root causes, develop and execute resolutions, and generate reports to optimize both autonomous and human-driven workflows.
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- 1,485
- People associated on LinkedIn
- 22
- Reported office locations
- Newton, MA, US
- Business categories
- Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Collaboration
- Internet of Things
- SaaS
- Software
- Other recorded names
- NetSpeek
- Profile identifies a recruitment agency
- No
- Reported total investment
- 0
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NetSpeek's Lena is the first Language Enabled Network Administrator built exclusively for operating multi-vendor networks of UC and Pro AV technologies. As a generative AI platform built from the ground up for enterprise-scale network operation, Lena automates much of the day-to-day administration of your UC and Pro AV network. Lena is a multi-lingual network administrator trained on a wealth of industry standards…
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Industry | Technology, Information and Internet |
| Company size | 11-50 employees |
| Headquarters | Newton, MA |
| Organization type | Privately Held |
| Year founded | 2024 |
| Open jobs on Jobsy | 2 |
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Full Stack Engineer (.NET + Front-End) — NetSpeek
NetSpeek is the agentic control plane for enterprise physical infrastructure. We govern how AI agents reason about, decide on, and execute actions across enterprise endpoints. Our reasoning and execution layer — Lena — sits in customer production environments, where reliability, observability, and auditability are non-negotiable.
TThe Full Stack Engineer ships features end-to-end across the .NET backbone, the React surfaces, and the operator workflows on top of Lena. You'll move across the stack daily.
What you'll work on
- Designing and shipping .NET 6+ backend services that mediate between AI reasoning, device adapters, and operator surfaces.
- Building React surfaces that present Lena's signal — including uncertainty shape, not just confidence numbers.
- Owning the REST API design between backend and frontend (and Lena's Python services).
- Driving operator UX decisions in partnership with product, with attention to the workflows operators run dozens of times a day.
You're a fit if
- You have 5+ years of .NET / C# backend experience, with hands-on production work in .NET 6 or newer.
- You have 3+ years of React (or comparable modern framework) experience.
- You've shipped end-to-end features that touched both backend and frontend in the same project.
- You've designed and shipped production REST APIs in a distributed SaaS environment.
- You have hands-on production experience with AWS (preferred), Azure, or GCP.
You probably aren't a fit if
- You're a backend-only engineer who treats the UI as someone else's problem.
- You're a frontend-only engineer who treats the API as a given.
- You haven't worked in environments where AI changes the contract between layers..
How to apply
We prefer applications through our hiring site: https://build.netspeek.ai/roles/full-stack-engineer
There are three paths there, and we prioritize them in this order:
1. Incident Lab / Case Study —work through a real scenario for this role and send your reasoning with the application. Read first. The scenario gives us the most signal on how you actually think.
2. Field Note —a single written take instead of the scenario. Read second. Faster than the lab, still a strong signal.
3. Standard application —resume and the basics through the site's apply form. Read third. Applying directly through Workable below also works, and we'll still read it. The site's three paths exist because they give us better context for the read.
Either path is read by a human on our hiring team. No AI scoring, no auto-rejection.
Read the Engineering Handbook and How We Evaluate before applying.
After an offer
We run standard pre-employment checks before your start date: identity verification, right-to-work confirmation, employment verification, and (where lawful and role-relevant) a criminal record check. We don't run credit checks or online reputation scoring.
Must-have
- Strong backend engineering experience in .NET / C#, with hands-on production work in modern .NET (6+, not legacy Framework only).
- Frontend development experience with modern React (or comparable framework such as Next.js, Vue, or Svelte).
- API design experience for distributed SaaS systems; you have designed and shipped production REST APIs.
- Cloud-native application development with AWS preferred (Azure or GCP also welcome).
- Strong debugging and systems thinking.
Strong signal
- Real-time systems or orchestration platform experience.
- Enterprise SaaS architecture familiarity.
- Exposure to AI-integrated applications (you do not need to be the AI engineer, but you should be comfortable working alongside one).
- Startup or scale-up environment experience.
- Observability and operational tooling familiarity.
We are growth-stage and fully remote, not late-stage. We invest in the work, the tools, and the people, not the manifesto.
What that looks like in practice:
- Flexible / unlimited time off
- Health insurance
- Equity participation, discussed at offer
- Fully remote
- Architectural ownership of work that ships to real enterprise customers
- Direct working relationships with the people setting platform strategy
- A growth-stage platform where the decisions you make in your first year shape the product for years
- AI-assisted tooling licensed by NetSpeek (Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, or comparable)
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