Full-Stack Software Engineer .NET​/Angular​/Azure

Full-Stack Software Engineer .NET / Angular / Azure (50–100%)

Quantonomics is creating AI-driven software that helps leaders at every level get measurably better. We’re well‑funded, have paying customers, and you’ll work directly with
Prof. Dr. Lars

B. Sonderegger
to co‑create the product. And this in the middle of Zurich - our office is literally in Bahnhof Stadelhofen and 1 min from the lake.

Real impact:Ship features used by managers in the wild, not just in demos.

Learn fast:Hands‑on coaching, code reviews, and responsibility that grows with you.

Upside:Competitive package with a potential
option for equity
as we grow.

Design, build, and maintain modern web apps with
Angular
and.NET (C#).

Use
AI‑assisted development
(e.g., code generation, testing, refactoring) to move faster with quality.

Own the full lifecycle: architecture, implementation, tests, CI/CD, Dev Ops, docs.

Tackle performance, reliability, and data design across a broad problem space.

Collaborate with users and founders; jump on customer feedback and iterate quickly.

Contribute to support when needed—everyone is close to the product.

You study
Computer Science
(ETH/UZH/FH) or you’re a recent grad.

Solid experience building software with
Angular
and.NET
(projects, internships, or open‑source).

You already leverage
AI tools
to code smarter and faster.

Based in the
Greater Zürich
area (or willing to be).

Mindset: independent thinker, curious, team‑first, and motivated to go deep on engineering.

Flexible hours
that fit your semester schedule - right at Stadelhofen (near to Bellevue)

A wide scope to
own features end‑to‑end
and see your work in production.

Time and mentorship to
level up
—architecture, clean code, testing, dev tooling.

Open, low‑ego culture
with strong team spirit and direct access to decision‑makers.

The chance to help define the
category of Leadership AI
.

Did we catch your attention? Then just send an Email to Lars Sonderegger:

A short note on
why this excites you
(3–5 sentences).

CV
(include at least one reference).

Links to
Git Hub/portfolio
or 1–2 projects you’re proud of (what you built + your role).