Remote Full Stack Engineer — Cloud & SaaS Integrations

DoiT International; Ireland; Remote; EUR 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Unlimited Vacation

Flexible Working Options

Health Insurance

Employee Stock Option Plan

Professional Development Stipend

Job summary

DoiT International is hiring a Full Stack Engineer for Cloud & SaaS Integrations. This remote role supports our R&D team across multiple regions, focusing on building a scalable Integrations Framework for vendor connections and multicloud data flows.

You'll work AI-augmented from day one on integration development, API-first design, and end-to-end feature delivery, owning the stack from backend services to frontend interfaces.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of professional software engineering experience building production features.
• Strong TypeScript with modern frontend work and React proficiency.
• Hands-on Go or backend experience in Python/Java/Node.js/C# with willingness to ramp up in Go.

Responsibilities

• Build new integrations against third-party billing and usage APIs with authentication, incremental sync, and error handling.
• Work AI-augmented across the full development lifecycle including prototyping and testing.
• Design interfaces for customers to connect, configure, and monitor integrations.
• Ensure self-service capabilities for backfills, reconnects, and diagnostics.
• Develop features end-to-end, from proposal and spec to maintenance, via API-first design.

Skills

TypeScript

React

Go

REST APIs

SQL

Cloud platforms

AI augmentation

API-first

Full stack ownership

English communication

Job description

DoiT International is hiring a Full Stack Engineer for Cloud & SaaS Integrations. This remote role supports our R&D team across multiple regions, focusing on building a scalable Integrations Framework for vendor connections and multicloud data flows.

You'll work AI-augmented from day one on integration development, API-first design, and end-to-end feature delivery, owning the stack from backend services to frontend interfaces.