Software Engineer, Full Stack, Remote

Nebuly is a fast-growing, VC-backed startup building the world’s first user analytics platform for LLMs.
Every day, millions of users interact with AI copilots and assistants—but most companies have no idea what these users are actually asking, where they get stuck, or what makes them churn. We analyze real user-AI conversations to help product and engineering teams:
# Identify what users don’t like or where the AI gets it wrong
# We are looking for a versatile Full Stack Engineer with 1–3 years of experience to join our team and take full ownership of features from concept to deployment. This role blends strong frontend skills with solid backend expertise, and includes direct communication with clients to understand requirements, align on solutions, and ensure successful delivery.
You will work across the entire stack — designing, building, and optimizing backend services, while also crafting intuitive, performant, and responsive front-end interfaces. As a Full Stack Engineer, you will work across the entire stack, developing, enhancing, and maintaining both backend services and responsive, interactive front-end components. Developing robust front-end solutions using modern web technologies such as TypeScript, HTML, CSS, and frameworks like React (or other modern frameworks such as Angular or Vue.js).
Designing and delivering end-to-end features, from requirements gathering to production deployment.
Implementing and maintaining backend APIs, primarily in Python, and integrating end-to-end feature development into our frontend applications.
Developing and optimizing high-performance database queries, including managing complex queries in analytics-focused databases such as Clickhouse.
Conducting thorough testing and debugging across the stack to ensure high-quality code that meets functional and design requirements.
Participating in code reviews, providing constructive feedback, and engaging in technical discussions.
Holding customer calls to gather requirements, provide updates, and ensure alignment on solutions.

1–3 years of professional experience as a Full Stack Engineer.
~ Professional experience in backend development, preferably using Python and FastAPI
~ Strong proficiency in React and TypeScript.
~ Strong knowledge and experience with testing practices and frameworks, such as unit testing, integration testing, and end-to-end testing, using libraries like Pytest and Playwright.
~ Understanding of DevOps practices and CI/CD pipelines.
~ Regardless of your seniority, your contributions will have a direct impact—from the earliest ideas to product launch. Remote-friendly & flexible. We’re remote-friendly, offer flexible working hours, and support you in setting up the conditions to do your best work—wherever you are.

Introductory Call (15min) : You’ll first speak with the person who initially contacted you or the hiring coordinator for the role. This is an informal chat where we’d love to learn more about you—what brought you to apply, your interests, and what excites you. All conversation are held in English.
This helps us understand how you approach unfamiliar problems.
This call dives deeper into the role: the day-to-day responsibilities, challenges, and what success looks like. For technical roles, this will include a practical or coding interview .
Role-Focused Project (2 hrs) : At this stage, we’re genuinely excited about the possibility of working together. We’ll propose a short project that reflects the kind of work you’d actually be doing at Nebuly. You’ll have full flexibility on timing—we’ll work around your schedule to make sure it’s manageable and enjoyable.
It’s a chance for us to go deeper into your technical thinking and problem-solving approach, and for you to show how you tackle realistic challenges you’d face at Nebuly.
It’s also your chance to get to know the people shaping the vision of the company.
Offer 🎉 : If it’s a match, we’ll give you a call to walk through the offer details—compensation, starting date, next steps—and answer any questions you might have.