Software Craftsperson/Node.js/React.js/AI - II
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Job description
This is a remote position.
Experience Level
This role is ideal for engineerswith2+years of full-stack software development experience, with a strong developer mindset and hands-on experience building andmaintainingproduction systems.You should becomfortable working in the Pacific Standard Time zone.
An experienced individual contributor who thrives inownership-driven environments, can operate effectively with minimal oversight, and is comfortable working in the absence of a traditional Product Manager while demonstrating a strongproduct mindset.
WhatYou’llDo as a Software Craftsperson
- Write Tests First: Start by writing tests to ensure code quality
- Clean Code: Produce self-explanatory, clean code with predictable results
- Frequent Releases: Make frequent, small releases
- Pair Programming: Work in pairs for better results
- Peer Reviews: Conduct peer code reviews for continuous improvement
- Product Team: Collaborate in a product team to build and rapidly roll out new features and fixes
- Full Stack Ownership: Handle everything from the front end to the back end, including infrastructure and DevOps pipelines
- Never Stop Learning: Commit to continuous learning and improvement
Requirements
WhatYou’llBring
- 2+ years ofexpertisein Node,React.js, Typescript(Must have)
- CI tools we use: Github Actions
- working with LLM/agent SDKs and AI-assisted development workflows.
- Good to have: Chrome extension development experience
- Expertisein object-oriented programming, data structures, algorithms, and software engineering methodologies
- Experience working in Agile andeXtremeProgramming methodologies in a continuous deployment environment
- Interest in mastering technologies like web server ecosystems, relational DBMS, TDD, CI tools like Jenkins, Hudson, and Bamboo, web frameworks and front-end technologies, complexity analysis, and performance optimization
- Working knowledge of server configuration/deployment infrastructure
- Experience using source control and bug tracking systems, writing user stories, and technical documentation
What We Value
- Extreme ownership– you take responsibility for outcomes and drive work end-to-end
- Ability to execute independentlyand define problems, not just solve assigned tasks
- A strongproduct mindset– willingness to talk to customers, understand problems deeply, and define direction when needed
- Deep care aboutdeveloper experience and engineering quality
- High standards, autonomy, and a bias toward action
Benefits
Life atIncubyte
We are a remote-first company with structured flexibility. Teams commit to shared rhythms during core hours, ensuring smooth collaboration whilemaintainingautonomy. Twice a year, we come together in person for a co-working sprint and once a year for a retreat - with all travel expenses covered.
Our environment is built for crafters: pairing, refactoring, experimenting with AI, and pushing the boundaries of software excellence. We are all lifelong learners, and our work is our passion.
Perks
- Dedicated learning & development budget.
- Sponsorship for conference talks.
- Comprehensive medical & term insurance.
- Employee-friendly leave policies.
- Home Office fund
- Medical Insurance
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