Full Stack Engineer

Entangl,Inc.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 110,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Entangl, Inc. in Singapore is hiring a Full Stack Engineer to take products from idea to production across backend systems, AI workflows, and web and mobile interfaces.

You will work directly with founders and customers, making architectural calls, shaping the user experience, and building trusted tools under pressure, with code that connects to live facilities and the physical world.

Responsibilities

• Take products from first idea to production across backend systems, AI workflows, and web and mobile interfaces.
• Work directly with founders and customers to make architectural calls and shape the user experience.
• Build tools that people trust to operate in live facilities under pressure with a direct link to the physical world.

Job description

About The Role

The AI boom depends on data centers coming online and staying online. At

About The Role

The AI boom depends on data centers coming online and staying online. At Entangl, we’re building the AI operating layer that helps make that happen. Our platform connects engineering knowledge, equipment data, and live telemetry so teams can catch problems before they become outages. Bringing these facilities online and keeping them running is one of the defining challenges of the AI era. Our ambition is to become the operating layer for the world’s most critical infrastructure.

As a Full Stack Engineer, you’ll take products from first idea to production across backend systems, AI workflows, and web and mobile interfaces. Working directly with founders and customers, you’ll make architectural calls, shape the user experience, and build tools people trust under pressure. You’ll see your code put to work inside live facilities, with a direct connection between what you build and the physical world.

Small team. Outsized influence.

Ownership of foundational systems.

Decisions That Shape The Company.

Work that shapes the infrastructure behind AI.

This is a chance to join early and build systems the next generation of computing will depend on.