![]() Luby is hiring remote engineers across backend, frontend, and cloud as demand growsThe technology consulting firm is recruiting remote software engineers across Golang, .NET, Node.js, React, Angular, Android, and cloud and DevOps roles, with every engineer trained to work alongside AI tools.
By: Luby Current hiring covers backend engineering in Golang, .NET, and Node.js, frontend work in React and Angular, Android development, and cloud and DevOps roles working with Azure and HashiCorp Vault, along with QA. The openings sit across Luby's delivery practices, where engineers embed directly into client teams building and modernizing financial software. What sets the current hiring apart is how the work is done. Every Luby engineer is trained to use AI tools across the software development cycle, with tools such as Claude Code and MCP part of day-to-day work. By the company's own measurement, this AI-augmented model lets engineers deliver about twice as fast while holding code quality steady, which is part of why client demand keeps generating new roles. Open positions are listed at https://luby.com.br/ The hiring also reflects Luby's structure as a fully remote company with engineers across Brazil, Europe, and the US. New team members join squads that work under client processes and roadmaps rather than running isolated projects. "We are driven by innovation and focused on creating digital solutions that generate real results," said Alon Lubieniecki, CEO of Luby. Luby is an AWS Certified Partner, a Google Cloud Partner, and a member of the American Fintech Council. The company was named the 4th fastest-growing in Brazil and the Americas in 2024 and serves more than 540 clients across the US, Brazil, and Europe. For companies seeking a nearshore technology partner with proven US fintech experience, visit https://luby.co About Luby: With over two decades of experience delivering enterprise technology, Luby helps companies in the US, Brazil, and Europe build, modernize, and scale digital products across fintech, healthcare, logistics, and more. End
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