Your mission
NanoTemper makes software that runs scientific measurement instruments — used by researchers and biopharma teams to make faster, more confident decisions. The software matters: it sits between precise hardware and the scientists trying to understand complex biology.You're role:
You will own product features end-to-end: from understanding the requirement, through implementation and testing, to release and maintenance. The current product landscape includes C#/.NET, TypeScript, React, and Python. C#/.NET is an important part of the existing software, while our technology choices continue to evolve with the needs of our products.
You may work across several types of software, including:
- Control and analysis software for scientific instruments.
- Instrument backends that support measurement workflows and interact with the devices.
- Web application components that help users access and work with instrument data.
This is a product engineering role. You will be writing code, reviewing it, fixing things that break in production, and improving the pipelines that ship the product.
Your expertise
Required qualifications:- Proven track record using C# and .NET
- Experience with Git
- Professional experience shipping and maintaining production software, including ownership of software throughout its lifecycle
- Experience with build pipelines and release processes
- In-depth experience in automated testing
- Proficiency in TypeScript and React
- Familiarity with WPF
- Working knowledge of Python
- Hands-on involvement in hardware or instrument integration
- A track record of developing software that interfaces with hardware or measurement devices
- Background in scientific, laboratory, or instrumentation software
Why us?
Who are you joining?
A team of 8 engineers and 1 product owner. The team has strong engineering foundations and doesn't need to relitigate architecture every sprint — you will find colleagues who want to ship good software and value a teammate who does the same. When we tackle something new, the architecture conversation is open to everyone.
You will work closely with scientists, hardware engineers, and product managers, which means translating between technical and non-technical perspectives is a regular part of the job.
We work in the heart of Munich with excellent public transportation access. We work in a flexible hybrid model. We value regular in-person collaboration, while offering the flexibility to work remotely when it makes sense.