Uncountable

Senior Full-Stack Engineer

4 months ago
Salary
€170,000 – €220,000per year

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Description

Uncountable is seeking experienced platform engineers passionate about user experience and scaling web applications. The goal is to revolutionize industrial research and development. The role involves building a state-of-the-art development platform used across Fortune 500 companies. The primary responsibility is developing the Uncountable Web Platform where scientists upload and analyze experiments, taking ownership of both front-end and back-end. As a senior engineer, you will also engage directly with customers and lead enterprise software deployments.

Requirements

  • 3+ years of full-stack development experience
  • Experience with modern JavaScript best practices
  • Solid computer science and software engineering fundamentals
  • Expertise in database design principles

Experience Level

InternEntry LevelMid-levelSeniorLeadExecutive

Benefits

Competitive Salary and Equity
Health and Dental Insurance
401K with Employer Contribution

💰 Net Salary Calculator

Tax class 1, no church tax
Gross Salary
195,000/year
16,250/month
Total Deductions
84,995
44% effective rate
Net Salary (Take Home)
9,167/mo
110,005/year

Deduction Breakdown

🏛️ Income Tax63,005
🏦 Pension Insurance9,430
🏥 Health Insurance6,103
🫶 Care Insurance1,674
📋 Unemployment Insurance1,318
⚖️ Solidarity Surcharge3,465

🏠 Cost of Living in Munich

Monthly Essentials

Rent (1BR)
1650
Groceries
350
Transport
90
Utilities
250
Internet
45

Lifestyle & Entertainment

Eating Out
15
Gym/Month
55
Coffee
4
Beer (0.5L)
5
Cinema
13
Monthly Net Salary:9,167
Comfortable Living:2,422
Monthly Savings:6,745 (74%)
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Strong savings potential: You could save €6,745 monthly, which is €80,940 per year.

💡 These estimates are based on average costs in Munich. Actual expenses vary based on lifestyle, neighborhood, and personal choices. "Comfortable living" includes rent, utilities, groceries, transport, and reasonable dining/entertainment.

Eligible for the EU Blue Card

A salary of €195,000 meets the EU Blue Card minimum of €45,300 (2026).

The EU Blue Card is a residence permit for highly qualified non-EU workers. It offers a fast track to permanent residency and allows family reunification.

Processing
4-12 weeks
Visa fee
€100
Requirements
University degree + Job offer

Also eligible: EU Blue Card (Shortage Occupation) (€41,042+)

Documents needed

Valid passport
Recognised university degree
Employment contract or binding job offer
Proof of salary meeting threshold
Health insurance coverage
Biometric passport photo
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📍 Life in Munich

👥
Population
1.6M
Quality of Life
9.0
🇬🇧
English Friendly
8.0
💻
Tech Scene
9.0
🌍
International
8.0
🚇
Public Transport
9.0
🚴
Bikeability
8.0
🌬️
Air Quality
7.0
🌳
Green Spaces
8.0
🚗
Car Free
6.0
ℹ️

About Munich

  • Tech hub with strong startup ecosystem
  • Excellent public services
  • Close to Alps
🌤️

Climate

  • Continental climate
  • Cold winters with snow
  • Warm summers
  • Close to Alps
❄️Jan: 0°C☀️Jul: 19°C📅Avg: 9°C
☀️1900 sunshine hours/year
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Safety

  • Safest major city in Germany
  • Very low violent crime
  • Occasional pickpocketing
Overall:9.0
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Healthcare

  • World-class hospitals
  • Short wait times
  • Comprehensive coverage
Quality: 10.0Access: 9.0
🎭

Culture

  • Rich arts scene
  • World-famous museums
  • Strong music tradition
9.0
🎉

Nightlife

  • Vibrant beer gardens
  • Clubs
  • Cultural events
8.0
🏞️

Recreation

  • Parks
  • English Garden
  • Alps nearby
9.0
💰

Cost of Living

  • Most expensive city in Germany
  • High salaries compensate somewhat
🏠 Rent (1BR center):1650
⚡ Utilities:250
🛒 Groceries:350
🍽️ Dining out:22

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Germany — Tax & Insurance Settings

Affects church tax rate (8% in Bavaria & BW, 9% elsewhere).

Affects Pflegeversicherung (care insurance) rate.