Minimus is Ending Operations

Minimus is ending operations. We appreciate the support of our many customers globally and are proud to have served you.  Unfortunately, the current business and investment climate has resulted in a situation in which we are unable to continue operations.  We acknowledge the effort that transitioning from our images will require and we are committed to providing customers with a stable transition period.

Beginning on Monday 24 August 2026, we will begin a 60 day maintenance period for the product and images.  During this period, we will make necessary bug fixes to the overall product, provide commercial support, and continue to maintain images with upstream updates.  On Thursday 22 October 2026, we will cease operations and turn off the Minimus registry (reg.mini.dev).  Images pulled from the registry prior to 22 October will, of course, continue to function, but no further updated images will be provided.

For Enterprise Edition customers, we are committed to ensuring a fair and orderly conclusion to our commercial relationships. We will reach out to each Enterprise Edition customer individually, beginning on 24 August, to discuss the structured termination of your agreement, including any applicable refunds for the remaining contract period beyond 22 October.

While this is not the outcome that any of us wanted, we hope that this approach provides customers with ample opportunity to smoothly transition.

Ben, Dima, and John (Minimus Founders)

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Frontend Developer

Engineering
Tel Aviv (Israel)

Description

Help craft the interface for a new cloud-native security platform.

At Minimus, we're building a next-generation cybersecurity product focused on minimal and secured container images.

As a Frontend Developer, you'll join a small, experienced team and take part in shaping how users interact with a complex, highly technical system – turning deep infrastructure into intuitive UI.

We work with React (Remix) and TypeScript, and place strong emphasis on performance, design clarity, and modern frontend practices.

🧠 What you’ll do:

  • Build core product UI in close collaboration with backend, product, and design.
  • Help shape key architecture and component decisions from early stages.
  • Contribute to a clean, fast, and developer-friendly frontend stack.
  • Take part in a team that values ownership, impact, and technical curiosity.

Requirements

  • 3+ years of experience as a frontend developer.
  • Solid hands-on experience with React.
  • B.Sc. in Computer Science / Software Engineering – an advantage.
Apply now →

Senior Backend Developer

Engineering
Tel Aviv (Israel)

Description

At Minimus, we’re building a cloud-native security platform focused on creating and managing minimal and secured container images.

As a Senior Backend Engineer, you’ll be part of a highly experienced R&D team in the cybersecurity domain, helping build core infrastructure and backend services from the ground up.

You’ll take part in key product and architecture decisions, and work in a fast-paced, collaborative environment where engineering owns the outcome.

🛠 Tech Stack: Go, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes, Docker, GitHub Actions, and more.

Requirements

  • 5+ years of backend development experience.
  • B.Sc. in Computer Science / Software Engineering (or equivalent).
  • Solid experience working with Linux-based environments.
Apply now →
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