Full-Stack Developer (C# & ReactJS)

About the role

We're not looking for developers who simply know how to code. We're looking for engineers who know how to figure out what needs to be built, why it matters, and how to make it work.

You can have 5, 10, or 15 years of experience with C#, .NET, React, and SQL. That's great. But experience alone won't qualify you for this role.

What matters is what you can independently do with it.

WHAT WE'RE BUILDING

EviSmart is building a dental Autopilot platform operating across 28 countries, supporting thousands of dental labs and dentists worldwide.

Our Manila engineering team builds and ships the systems that make this possible, including the application layer supporting our in-house AI development.

These are real products, serving real customers, with real operational consequences when something doesn't work.

We're hiring engineers who can take responsibility for that.

WHAT WE ACTUALLY EXPECT YOU TO DO

1. Figure out the problem before writing code.

You won't always receive perfectly documented requirements or detailed instructions.

You need to be comfortable talking to stakeholders, understanding how the business works, identifying what's actually broken, and translating that into a technical solution.

That means doing business analysis when necessary.

Not because you're replacing a Business Analyst, but because you cannot build the right solution if you don't understand the problem.

2. Build it yourself. From the ground up.

We need engineers who can personally develop substantial features across:

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C# / .NET Core

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ReactJS / JavaScript

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SQL Server

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REST APIs and system integrations

You should be capable of working across the frontend, backend, and database without depending on another developer to figure out the difficult parts for you.

We're not hiring someone whose primary contribution is researching technologies, recommending frameworks, or delegating the actual development.

You need to be able to execute.

3. Challenge requirements when they don't make sense.

A requirement isn't automatically the right solution.

If you see a better approach, explain it. If something creates unnecessary complexity, challenge it. If a proposed solution solves the wrong problem, say so.

We expect you to understand trade-offs, ask difficult questions, and propose alternatives.

We value engineers who think, not just engineers who agree.

4. Solve problems without waiting to be told every step.

You'll encounter unfamiliar systems, incomplete information, technical constraints, and things that don't work the first time.

Your responsibility is to investigate, understand, experiment, and find a way forward.