Full Stack Developer

Full Stack Developer - Saas Company

Company : D2b Job Type : Full Time Philippines

Job Description - Full Stack Developer - Saas Company

Description

Position : Full Stack Developer

Working Hours & Conditions : NZ Business Hours

Holidays : to follow

ABOUT THE COMPANY:

The company is a New Zealand-based SaaS company building online learning software for professional associations. Our platform helps associations deliver compliance training, professional development, and online courses to their members — across New Zealand, Australia, and an expanding US market.

We're a small, close-knit team of 13 people, all based in New Zealand.

ROLE OVERVIEW:

We're looking for a solid intermediate full-stack developer to join our development team. You'll work alongside experienced developers across our backend and frontend, building and shipping features across our .NET and Angular platform.

Codebase Context: Our platform is an established enterprise SaaS product with 12+ years of continuous growth. You'll be working across a real‑world codebase—ranging from legacy AngularJS SPAs to our modern Angular monorepo and C# backend—with deep domain logic where understanding system context is as important as writing clean code. We are actively modernizing our architecture, so you'll play a direct role in shipping new features while helping us keep the platform clean and unified.

This is a delivery-focused role. You won't be expected to own architecture or infrastructure — you'll work on well-scoped tickets and be supported by experienced team members who will review your code and help you grow. What we need is someone who writes clean, reliable code, communicates clearly, and takes pride in shipping good work.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Course editor interactions Your first major project — building the interaction layer of our course editor. Think drag-and-drop, rich content editing, and responsive UI components that make course creation feel effortless.
• Platform features Ongoing development across our LMS — new features, improvements to existing functionality, and integrations with third‑party tools used by our association customers.
• Bug fixes and polish We care about quality. You'll pick up bugs and UX polish alongside feature work, keeping the platform stable and reliable for thousands of learners.
• System health & performance Actively participating in architecture modernization — optimizing LINQ/SQL database queries, refactoring legacy components, and improving maintainability so the codebase stays clean, efficient, and scalable.

Requirements

QUALIFICATIONS:

Must-have:

• Backend: .NET / .NET Core (C#) — REST Web APIs & ASP.NET MVC
• Frontend: Experience with a modern component-based framework (Angular, React, or similar)
• Database: SQL Server / Azure SQL & Entity Framework Core (LINQ / IQueryable database queries)
• Source control: Git / GitHub

Preferred:

• MVC Views: ASP.NET MVC Razor views
• Observability & Logging: OpenTelemetry, Datadog, Serilog, or Application Insights

Nice to Have:

• Frontend: Angular 17+ — including modern features (Signals, zoneless architecture)
• Azure: App Services, Service Bus, or Key Vault
• Frontend: AngularJS experience
• CI/CD: GitHub Actions or similar deployment pipeline experience
• Auth: OIDC / OAuth 2.0 flow awareness

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

• Solid delivery on well-scoped work
• You can take a clearly defined ticket and ship it cleanly. You know when to ask questions and when to just get on with it.
• Efficient data access & performance
• You care about writing LINQ queries that generate efficient SQL and perform well under load and against high-volume tables. You understand the basics of database query execution—like sargability and index usage—or you're eager to learn how to write efficient data access code at scale.
• Clean, maintainable code
• You write code others can follow. You apply core design principles in daily work—specifically Separation of Concerns (SoC), the Principle of Least Astonishment (POLA), and SOLID (with a strong focus on SRP and ISP). You keep components, classes, and interfaces focused, predictable, and easy to test without hidden side effects
• Full-stack comfort
• You're not exclusively a backend or frontend person. You can move across the stack without grinding to a halt.
• Clear communication
• You work remotely. You flag blockers early, write good PR descriptions, and can explain a technical problem in plain English.
• Appetite to grow