Full Stack Engineer

About Synature

Synature is a startup building state-of-the-art systems for animal sound monitoring. Our product consists of fully autonomous smart microphones (currently finishing version 4.0) that stream audio from the field, various AI models that decode animal vocalizations and a web application that visualizes the results. The goal is to make nature more measurable. We have active projects on four different continents.

Your Role

You'll build the platform that turns a million hours of audio into a real-time map of life on Earth. Own it from design to production as Fullstack Engineer at Synature. You will develop new features and work across the whole software lifecycle, maintain and troubleshoot backend infrastructure and detect and optimize performance bottlenecks.

Your Profile

We are looking for candidates that have 5+ years industry experience and have worked on building high-functioning and robust systems. You should be able to adapt quickly to new environments and technologies.

• BSc or MSc Computer Science or related discipline
• Solid understanding of systems, databases and networks
• Proficient in Rust, Python and web technologies (Angular)
• Experience working with Linux/Proxmox servers and cloud infrastructure
• Problem-solver, self-starting, comfortable with startup pace
• Collaborative team player with strong sense of ownership
• Fluent in English (German additional bonus)

Your Team

You will be working mostly with the CTO, Noah Schmid and our Head of AI, Gabriel Prélaz. You will also have regular interaction with Olivier Stähli, CEO, Ian Mehli, Head of Nature, as well as Tim Gardner (co-founder of Neuralink) and Mathijs Alderliesten (Product Designer).

Apply

• Please complete this form to apply: https://forms.gle/5tJp5ntUwYS94pPeA
• The interview process has three stages and includes a general interview, a technical interview with assignment and team lunch
• If you have questions please reach out: [email protected]

If you’re excited by frontier tech, real-world impact, and startup speed - let’s talk:)