Remote Senior Full-Stack Engineer: C#/.NET & React

Auror; United States; Remote; USD 77,000 - 101,000; Full time

Job summary

Auror is seeking two senior contract full stack engineers to join a new domain service. You will design and implement a complete stack in C#/.NET, expose APIs, and craft a React/TypeScript frontend on top of it. This greenfield effort sits inside an established product, with autonomy and a clear outcome.

The role is fully remote for NZ-based candidates, with an initial contract of about six months. You will collaborate with Product, Design, and engineers across adjacent systems, and contribute

Qualifications

• Genuine full stack capability across backend and frontend.
• Strong C#/.NET and API reasoning required.
• Deep React and TypeScript experience in production apps.
• Ability to ship incremental, reliable software with testing.
• Comfort with AI-driven tooling and responsible ownership of code.

Responsibilities

• Design and build a new service in C#/.NET with data model and APIs.
• Develop a sophisticated React/TypeScript frontend within the design system.
• Expose capabilities to public and internal APIs.
• Write automated tests across stack and ensure observability.
• Build for reliable failure recovery and scalable deployments.
• Slice work into safe increments with clear risks and dependencies.
• Collaborate with Product and Design to turn requirements into releases.
• Handover codebase and patterns to the permanent team after contract ends.

Skills

C#/.NET

React

TypeScript

APIs

Observability

Tools

Azure

Job description

Auror is seeking two senior contract full stack engineers to join a new domain service. You will design and implement a complete stack in C#/.NET, expose APIs, and craft a React/TypeScript frontend on top of it. This greenfield effort sits inside an established product, with autonomy and a clear outcome.

The role is fully remote for NZ-based candidates, with an initial contract of about six months. You will collaborate with Product, Design, and engineers across adjacent systems, and contribute