Full-Stack Developer

ApplyMint; Dallas (TX); Hybrid; USD 110,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Apex Dental Partners in Dallas, TX is seeking a Full-Stack Developer to join a tight-knit team. The stack combines Rails 8, React, Electron, C# .NET (OpenDental), and Go, all deployed on AWS, with options for remote US or hybrid work.

You will own features end-to-end—from understanding billing workflow issues to designing fixes and shipping them. The role covers patient communication, PMS integration, payroll, and clinical workflows, offering meaningful impact in a growing dental operations

Qualifications

• Experience building full-stack web applications using modern frameworks.
• Strong knowledge of Rails and React in production environments.
• Familiarity with Electron, Go, or C#/.NET is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Own features end-to-end from ideation to shipping, including debugging and optimization.
• Work across domains such as patient communication, PMS integration, payroll, and clinical workflows.
• Collaborate in a small team with broad latitude and ownership of critical problems.

Skills

Rails 8

React

Electron

C# .NET

Go

AWS

Tools

AWS

Job description

Apex Dental Partners | Full-Stack Developer | Dallas, TX (Remote US or Hybrid) | apexdp.com

We're a Dental Support Organization running 65 practices across TX/OK/CO/MO/IA/NE/TN/AZ. The unsexy industry description hides what's actually an interesting technical role: a small dev team with real ownership, pushing hard on automation and AI to make dental operations actually work well.

Stack is primarily Rails 8 + React, Electron, C# .NET (OpenDental), and Go — all on AWS.

You'd be joining a tight team where developers own problems end-to-end: from understanding why a billing workflow breaks down, to designing the fix, to shipping it. The domain is surprisingly broad — patient communication, PMS integration, payroll, clinical workflows — and there's no shortage of genuinely novel problems once you learn the business.

Good fit if you like: stable company, small team, broad latitude, and work that visibly matters to the people using it. Not a fit if you need a large eng org — but there's plenty of greenfield work as we're still actively building new features, not just maintaining legacy code.