Staff Engineer - Fullstack JS/TS
At lemlist · Paris; Paris, France
- Engineering
- Full-time
- Staff or principal
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Where you’ll work
Hybrid, based in Paris
“Paris”
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“Paris, France, France”
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Hybrid means some days in the office. The listing says how many, and where.
Languages
Language: French
“Fluent in French & English, based in French timezone (+/- 2h)”
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- Posted
- 30 October 2026
- First seen by us
- 3 November 2026
- Last checked
- 12 hours ago
Job description
From lemlist’s job post, as they wrote it.
About lemlist
lemlist is a global B2B SaaS business with one mission: help any business grow.
We’re doing 60M+ ARR, while being:
* Bootstrapped & profitable
* 170 people, remote-friendly, agile
* Majority-owned by our founder Guillaume Moubeche, giving us freedom and independence
We run two product lines:
* Sales Engagement with lemlist & Claap ($50M ARR, growing +60% YoY)
* Social selling with Taplio & Tweet Hunter ($4.5M ARR)
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Our ambition: become a world-class giant in Sales Tech.
Our mantra: Keep growing.
About the role
We’re looking for a Staff Engineer to join our team.
You’ll design, build, and ship features across frontend and backend, improve performance, and progressively take leadership on more transversal topics, mentor peers, and drive delivery.
What you’ll do
* Build new features end-to-end (frontend + backend) by working hand-in-hand with a strong Product team
* Improve the codebase (refactoring, bug fixes, optimization)
* Collaborate with the rest of the team to solve technical issues
* Mentor fellow developers, share knowledge, and raise the bar
* Step up as Tech Lead on specific topics: drive quality, make technical choices, and align delivery
* Solve difficult problems that impact 10,000s of customers every day
What success looks like
Within 3 months
* You’re fully onboarded and comfortable in our stack
* You’ve shipped meaningful features in production
* You’ve contributed to improving our codebase
* You've brought knowledge to the team that made other people improve
Within 12 months
* You’ve led delivery of multiple successful projects
* You’ve had direct impact on scalability & performance
* You’ve grown into your an internal reference on some technical topics and mentor others
What’s in it for you
* Join a bootstrapped, profitable, fast-growing SaaS company
* Build products used by thousands of businesses worldwide
* See your impact quickly with a very short feedback loop
* Work with senior engineers who love to learn and share knowledge
* Remote-first culture (office in Paris if you prefer 🇫🇷)
* No endless meetings, high autonomy, big impact
About you
Must have
* 10+ years in Software Engineering
* 7+ years in JavaScript/TypeScript (frontend + backend)
* Solid skills in Node.js, React, MongoDB
* Proven track record building & maintaining web apps
* Always hungry to learn more
* Autonomous, fast learner, and collaborative
* Fluent in French & English, based in French timezone (+/- 2h)
Nice to have
* B2B SaaS startup experience
* Self-taught hacker or side-project builder
* Passionate about experimenting & creating beyond work
Package
* 75-90K€ base salary
* Profit sharing: when lemlist wins, you win too
* Full perks: Alan Blue (healthcare) 100% taken care of for you and your family, Swile meal vouchers, 100% of your Navigo card, MacBook Pro & remote setup budget
* Annual global team retreat in amazing locations 🌍
Recruitment process
1. Interview with Lucas (TAM)
2. Technical interview with Corentin (VP of Engineering)
3. Technical interview with Mickael (CTO)
4. Final chat with Charles (CEO)
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