Full-Stack Developer

Lumeo
Lumeo

Software Engineering

Posted on Sep 14, 2026

ABOUT THE ROLE

Front End/Full-stack Engineer (React/TypeScript/Rust)

We are looking for a Full-stack Developer that has experience building reactive applications with great user experiences. This position will be working on our front-end application and its related backend API. The front-end makes use of TypeScript/React. The backend is written in Rust.

Ideally, you have a solid background in modern TypeScript/React and at least one non-Node based backend language like Go or Python. Rust experience would be preferred, but a passion to learn it with some previous experience with C/C++ will be ok. You must have a solid understanding of REST and some SQL experience.

Our software stack is mostly Rust, with TypeScript/React for the front-end. Since our product runs on both the edge and the cloud, our software spans both backend SaaS as well as client software running on 100s of thousands of edge AI processing devices. Our developers get a great opportunity to work on a truly full-stack system and cutting-edge technologies and development techniques.

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR

The TL;DR:

  • 5+ years experience with modern reactive TypeScript/HTML/CSS
  • 1+ years experience with backend development with Rust exposure
  • Strong understanding of using LLMs for accelerating software development, automating dev tasks
  • Experience with MCP would be bonus and highly leveraged
  • Experience with Fetch, REST APIs required
  • Be interested about using/learning Rust in a backend environment
  • Have strong instincts for good product and user experience
  • Self-starter thrives in a team environment with a flat management structure
  • Very good written and oral communication skills in English are a must as most communication is via Slack, Github, and video conf meetings.
  • ❤️ YOU’LL BE A GREAT MATCH IF…

  • Software discipline, get it done and learning new things! Lumeo is integrating cutting edge Vision Technologies and solving tough business problems.
  • Remote, but be based anywhere in the world such as the Americas, EU/Asia (working preference to US/EU timezones)