Jobs in Development

Frontend Developer

Turn designs into fast, accessible, responsive interfaces; tame CSS quirks; optimize performance; and make complex UI interactions look effortless across every browser and device that users still insist on using.

Backend Developer

Build reliable APIs and services, optimize databases and performance, handle business logic and integrations, and ensure systems scale gracefully, especially when traffic spikes at the worst possible time.

Full Stack Developer

Deliver features end-to-end, move fluidly between frontend and backend, debug across the entire stack, and make sure solutions work not only on your machine, but in production, under load, with real users.

Mobile Developer

Build iOS, Android, or cross-platform apps; optimize for performance, battery usage, and screen variations; navigate app store reviews; and ensure your app feels native, even on devices nobody has updated in years.

Solution Architect

Design end-to-end solutions that solve concrete business problems, evaluate technology options, create integration patterns, and validate architecture before developers start coding.

Software Architect

Define application structure, choose frameworks and patterns that will live for years, guide engineering decisions, and balance innovation with maintainability, scalability, and long-term sustainability.

DevOps Engineer

Automate infrastructure and deployments, build CI/CD pipelines that make releases boring, enforce healthy engineering practices, and step in when production needs urgent care; preferably before anyone notices.

Enterprise Architect

Shape the overall technology ecosystem, align platforms and systems with business strategy, and document how every legacy application (yes, even the one from 2008) connects to everything else.

Test Automation Engineer

Create automated test frameworks, ensure quality at every stage of development, prevent regressions, and catch issues long before they reach users or the post-release incident channel.

Tech Lead

Make sound technical decisions, mentor developers, coordinate with stakeholders, and still write code all while translating “we need this tomorrow” into realistic plans your team can actually deliver.

Platform Engineer

Build and maintain internal developer platforms, abstract away infrastructure complexity, provide golden paths and reusable tools, and enable teams to ship faster with less friction.