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Senior Software Engineer (Y Combinator Startup)


Job Location:

Munich - Germany

Monthly Salary: Not provided by the employer
Posted: 5 November 2026 (3 hours ago)
Application Deadline: 2 February 2027
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

We are CoCrafter (YC W24) a fast-growing Munich-based startup on a mission to fundamentally transform core processes in the construction industry.

The construction industry is the backbone of the German and European economy yet it has largely been overlooked by digitalization. The result Inefficient processes and significant untapped potential.

At CoCrafter we are building the Operating System (OS) for subcontractor management and already serve numerous medium-sized construction companies and trade businesses across Germany.

We have raised 1.8 million from Y Combinator 10x Founders and other top-tier investors and are ready to take the next big step in our growth journey.

Join our team and help us shape the future of the construction industry!

The Role

We are a small high-performing engineering team that is growing rapidly. As a Senior Software Engineer (m/f/d) you will ensure that our system architecture and engineering processes scale alongside the business from our early-stage startup setup to enterprise-level requirements.

At the same time you will remain hands-on: You will actively contribute to feature development wherever needed and lead by example. You will work closely with our CTO and have real ownership and influence over our technical direction.

Responsibilities

  • Evolve our system architecture and optimize performance to handle 10x growth in load and meet enterprise requirements

  • Build and improve CI/CD pipelines automated deployments and a testing strategy that enables the team to ship quickly and reliably

  • Stay hands-on and develop features wherever the team needs support

  • Define technical standards for observability security and code quality

  • Help the team grow through code reviews pair programming Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) and mentoring

  • Prepare and document technical decisions clearly outlining trade-offs and implications

Qualification
  • A degree in Computer Science or a related field

  • Experience guiding a product or system through a significant growth phase

  • You are a strong Senior Engineer who enjoys building features hands-on and delivering pragmatic solutions

  • Several years of backend engineering experience ideally with TypeScript/ (our stack: NestJS PostgreSQL Docker AWS)

  • Strong knowledge of databases performance optimization cloud infrastructure CI/CD and observability

  • You think in terms of trade-offs and take ownership beyond the scope of your individual tickets

  • Excellent German or English skills. German is a plus

Benefits
  • An outstanding network of founders investors and mentors to support your personal and professional growth

  • Competitive compensation including equity (ESOP) share in our success

  • 28 days of paid vacation per year to recharge

  • WellPass to help you stay active or unwind outside the office

  • Team events including bowling mini golf offsites and regular feedback sessions

  • A beautiful office in the heart of Munich (Maxvorstadt)

Why You Should Join CoCrafter
  • Impact: In less than a year we have built a product that has become essential to our customers. With your work you will help redefine an entire industry

  • Growth: Joining an early-stage startup is a unique opportunity. Become part of a fast-growing team and take on a key role in shaping its future!

  • Team: We are an interdisciplinary dynamic and supportive team passionate about building something extraordinary. Join CoCrafter and grow both personally and professionally!

Lets build the future of construction together!


About Company

We are CoCrafter (YC W24), a Munich based start-up on the mission to revolutionize the collaboration processes in construction. The construction industry is the backbone of the European economy but completely overlooked by digitization efforts. The result: inefficient processes and un ... View more

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