Software Engineer – Product Quality & Reliability
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Job description
About the Role
What You'll Do
- Investigate and resolve bugs across the frontend, backend, and database.
- Reproduce unexpected application behavior and identify the underlying technical cause.
- Implement fixes and improvements using TypeScript and React.
- Analyze application data and SQL queries to understand unexpected results and troubleshoot issues.
- Use logs, monitoring tools, and error-tracking platforms to diagnose production problems.
- Improve application usability by refining forms, filters, sorting, error handling, and other user-facing functionality.
- Identify recurring technical problems and develop solutions that prevent them from happening again.
- Contribute to code quality, application stability, dependency updates, and security improvements.
- Collaborate with product and engineering teammates to prioritize issues and deliver reliable solutions.
- Communicate technical findings clearly and document investigations and solutions for distributed teams.
Required Qualifications
- 2–4 years of experience developing and maintaining production web applications.
- Strong proficiency in TypeScript and React.
- Working knowledge of SQL and relational databases.
- Experience debugging application issues and troubleshooting unexpected behavior in production or development environments.
- Ability to investigate problems using logs, error reports, user feedback, and incomplete technical information.
- Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
- Ability to understand existing codebases and make targeted improvements without introducing regressions.
- Strong written and verbal English communication skills.
- Comfortable collaborating asynchronously with a distributed engineering team.
Nice to Have
- Experience with Next.js or other modern web frameworks.
- Familiarity with PostgreSQL and ORMs such as Drizzle.
- Experience with error monitoring and product analytics tools such as Sentry and PostHog.
- Exposure to cloud platforms and deployment environments such as Vercel or AWS.
- Experience with production incident investigation, on-call rotations, or application maintenance.
- Familiarity with Hono, Neon, Terraform, or similar technologies.
- Experience improving application reliability, usability, or performance through code changes.
Who Would Thrive in This Role?
- Engineers who enjoy debugging as much as building new features.
- Developers who look beyond the immediate error to understand the root cause.
- People who are comfortable navigating an existing codebase and figuring out unfamiliar systems.
- Engineers who take ownership of problems and follow them through to resolution.
- Professionals who value clear communication, practical solutions, and continuous product improvement.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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