You'll join our No-Code/AI team and own significant features from design all the way through to production.
AI product development. You'll build the systems behind two core products: an app builder where users describe what they want and the system generates it, and a conversational workflow engine where users interact with an AI agent to move work through their business. That means working with LLMs, vector stores, embeddings, and orchestration frameworks to create AI-driven features that are reliable and usable by non-technical small business owners. The real challenge isn't wiring up API calls — it's designing the right abstractions so AI capabilities integrate cleanly into a no-code platform where users need predictable, composable behavior.
Full-stack ownership. Our backend is C#/.NET with SQL Server and MongoDB; frontend is React/TypeScript. You'll work across both, making decisions about data modeling, API contracts, state management, and event-driven flows with RabbitMQ/SQS. These are your decisions to make — and yours to stand behind.
Quality and standards. You'll set the bar for testing, code quality, and architectural discipline. Your code reviews will make the team sharper. You'll mentor junior and intermediate developers — not through lectures, but through how you build and how you explain your thinking.
Operations. You'll ship to AWS infrastructure (Docker, Kubernetes, CI/CD) and own what happens after deployment — monitoring, observability, and understanding how your systems behave under real load.
Method CRM is built for small businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets and generic tools. We give them real control over customer workflows through deep, native QuickBooks integration and a no-code customization engine that lets users design processes that actually match how they work. We're a growth-stage company with a shipping product, paying customers, and a team that's scaling.
The AI products described above are at the core of our platform's next phase — both are in active development with real users already on board.
Before you read this next section, we want you to know that we know the “ideal candidate” doesn’t exist — everybody has a unique background and skill set. Even if you don’t check every box below, we’d love for you to apply. We are building for the future and growth potential is a priority for us!
10+ years building production web applications, with real depth in both backend (C#/.NET or a comparable strongly-typed ecosystem) and frontend (React/TypeScript)
Strong system design thinking — you work in trade-offs, scalability, and maintainability. You can architect a solution, not just implement one
A solid testing discipline — you write well-tested code by default and have opinions about testing strategy at the unit, integration, and e2e levels
Production experience with AI integration: LLMs, embeddings, vector stores (Pinecone or similar), and orchestration frameworks (LangChain or similar)
Python for scripting and AI-related development
Cloud infrastructure experience with AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, and CI/CD pipelines
You ship, monitor, and respond. Deployment is the midpoint, not the finish line
You're comfortable working independently on ambiguous problems — you don't need every task scoped and handed to you
You use AI tools in your daily workflow and are always looking for ways to work smarter with them
Experience with event-driven architecture and messaging systems (RabbitMQ, SQS)
Experience with both relational (SQL Server) and NoSQL (MongoDB) databases, including performance optimization and data modeling at scale
A track record of mentoring developers in a way that actually moved the needle
Experience building responsive, accessible frontends with modern CSS and component libraries (MUI, Chakra, or similar)
Comfortable working closely with designers and product managers to refine UX flows and iterate on feedback
AWS or Microsoft certifications
Experience building or working within design systems
You'll be joining a team of nine: an architect, four senior developers (including you), one intermediate developer, and two QAs. It's a small, experienced group where everyone has real ownership over their work and direct influence on the product. You'll report to a Development Manager.
This role has a clear path to Tech Lead.
You'll start by establishing yourself as the technical authority on your team — owning architecture decisions, setting quality standards, and building trust through the quality of your work and your ability to drive projects to completion. As you take on more cross-cutting technical decisions and show you can lead both the work and the people around it, the move to Tech Lead follows naturally.
As Tech Lead, you'll own the technical direction for your team, drive architectural decisions that affect the platform broadly, and be the person engineering leadership turns to for strategic technical input. It's still a hands-on role — you'll write code and stay close to the product — but your impact will come from shaping how the team builds, not just what you build individually.
🌐 Flexible hybrid work model – designed to support work-life balance while maintaining strong team collaboration; employees work from our downtown Toronto office 2–3 days per week.
🎉 Collaborative and social team culture – work in a supportive environment with regular team events and company-wide celebrations that keep things fun and connected.
🚀 Growth-stage company experience – working at a scaling growth company like Method gives you deep insight into how a software company operates. You'll be involved in a wide range of discussions and initiatives, gaining experience that's hard to find in more siloed environments.
📚 Training – You will receive initial and ongoing training on Method’s products, policies and procedures as well as a quarterly professional development budget.
📍Great downtown location – Method is located right in the heart of Toronto’s young and vibrant ‘King West’ technology hub at the corner of Adelaide and Spadina Ave.
🩺 Comprehensive health benefits – inclusive of healthcare, vision, and dental coverage to support your overall well-being.
🥗 Weekly lunch credit – enjoy a meal on us every week as a small way to say thanks.
Week 1: Meet the team, get your environment set up, and start getting familiar with the codebase and architecture. We'll pair you with a team member for context on how things fit together, set up regular 1:1s with your manager, and get you into our tools and workflows. You're a senior dev — we'll give you the context you need and trust you to orient quickly.
Weeks 2–3: You're contributing. You'll pick up real work from the backlog, join design discussions and code reviews, and ship through our pipeline. You'll start forming opinions about the codebase and where you can have the most impact.
Week 4: You're owning work. You have a feature or initiative, you're influencing architectural decisions, and you're aligning with your manager on quarterly goals and where to focus for the rest of the year.
Job type: Full-time permanent.
Compensation: $110,000 - $140,000 annually.
This is an active role for an existing vacancy that we are currently hiring for, and we thank all applicants for their interest. Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. We kindly request that recruiting agencies do not contact us regarding this position.
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