Nox Metals (YC S25) is building software-driven supply chain infrastructure for American manufacturing. The Detroit-based startup recently closed a $13M seed round and is hiring software engineers to develop its factory command platform. They're tackling a real problem: traditional metal suppliers can't match the speed modern factories demand.

Engineers will work across the full stack using NestJS, Next.js, React, and Supabase to build systems that quote orders, manage inventory, and control $500K industrial saws. The role involves wiring software directly into shop floor hardware and turning messy operations into autonomous systems. Nox emphasizes aggressive use of AI tooling to accelerate development velocity.

The company seeks high-agency engineers who thrive on ambiguous problems and want to see their code move physical metal the same day it ships. This isn't another SaaS play—developers will spend time on factory floors understanding actual production constraints. For engineers wanting to build industrial infrastructure rather than abstract software, Nox offers rare hands-on access to manufacturing's digital transformation.