Senior Software Engineer
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Job description
Senior Software Engineering (Full Stack) — Chasi
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Location: Remote
About Chasi
Chasi is building the future of industrial commerce — a connected ecosystem powered by AI for the equipment industry. We blend AI, fintech, and commerce infrastructure to simplify operations and power growth for these companies.
At Chasi, you’ll work alongside a lean, ambitious engineering team to build real products used by businesses in the industrial and construction sectors.
What You’ll Do
Build and ship production features across Next.js and TypeScript.
Contribute to backend APIs and services built in Node.js.
Work with PostgreSQL and Drizzle/Prisma to design and query scalable data models.
Help power AI-driven tools using LangChain, OpenAI, and custom retrieval systems.
Work on Voice AI powered solutions
Integrate third-party APIs like Stripe, Salesforce, and other logistics data sources/CRMs
Collaborate on automating workflows for equipment rentals, inventory, and payments.
Participate in code reviews, product discussions, and technical design sessions.
What We’re Looking For
Graduated with a degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or similar.
Proficient with JavaScript/TypeScript, React, and modern web development fundamentals.
2+ years of work experience building apps for startups or big tech
Comfortable with backend concepts — APIs, databases, authentication, and REST/GraphQL.
Why Join Chasi
Work on real-world challenges in the industrial AI and commerce space.
Learn from engineers building AI-first B2B platforms from the ground up.
Contribute to technology that’s modernizing a trillion-dollar industry.
Build features that ship fast, matter deeply, and scale meaningfully.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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