Mid-Level .NET Engineer (with Front-end exposure)

Remote-first | Full-time | Work on a product that actually matters

🚀 Why join this role?

Tired of building features no one uses? Here’s your chance to work on a platform that genuinely impacts lives. We’re helping build a next-gen learning system that’s closing the global skills gap in healthcare. The aim? Free, high-quality training for medical professionals — better training, better care, better outcomes.

You’ll join a small, sharp, mission-driven team where your work is visible, meaningful, and used by thousands.

🧠 Who we are

At Mobile Wave Solutions, we build long-term, high-performing engineering teams for clients who value real partnership. With over 120 engineers, we deliver software that scales and teams that stick. No micromanagement. No pointless meetings. Just clean code, good people, and real impact.

🛠️ What you’ll be doing

You’ll be joining a cross-functional team building an immersive learning platform delivered via mobile and web. You’ll work mainly on backend services but have the chance to expand your skills into mobile (Flutter/Dart/React Native) and cloud-native tooling.

Expect a healthy mix of autonomy, collaboration, and technical ownership.

Your day-to-day:

• Build and scale backend services in .NET

• Occasionally contribute to the front end (Flutter/Dart or React)

• Collaborate on architecture decisions — we’re not just handing down blueprints

• Ship high-quality, well-tested code

• Own your work from dev to production — we move fast but don't break things

• Influence how we build software — your voice matters

💻 Tech stack

• Backend: .NET 6+

• Frontend: Flutter/Dart (React and React Native also in play)

• Cloud: AWS (Lambdas, DynamoDB, Cognito) – if you’ve used Azure, we’ll help you switch gears

✅ What we’re looking for

• 3+ years as a software engineer

• Solid experience building backend services in .NET

• Frontend experience with React, React Native, or ideally Flutter

• Some exposure to AWS services is great – or a willingness to learn

• Comfortable with writing tests and owning code quality

• Curious, practical, and collaborative – you know when to build, when to reuse, and when to challenge the brief