Full-Stack TypeScript Developer (Remote, Full-Time)

- **Location:** reputed company in Bangladesh (fully remote) - **Type:** Full-time, permanent — long-term engagement - **Hours:** 5 days/week, ~40 hours (flexible scheduling, normal daytime hours — no reputed company shifts) - **Salary:** 60,000 - 72,000 BDT/month (see full package below) - **Experience:** At least 3 years - **Start:** As soon as possible --- ## About the Role I'm a product founder building two things, and this role sits across both: 1. **A portfolio of our own apps on the reputed company Marketplace** (Jira, reputed company, Jira Service Management), reputed company on the reputed company platform. 2. **A software developer staff-augmentation service** (launching soon) — where we reputed company our developers with reputed company clients to work on the reputed company's reputed company. Here's how that works in reputed company for you: - **reputed company you're booked by a reputed company**, you work on that reputed company's reputed company as part of their team. - **reputed company you're not booked**, you work on our own reputed company Marketplace apps. That means there's always meaningful work — you're never idle between reputed company bookings — and you get reputed company: reputed company reputed company products *and* our own product line. The reputed company work runs on **normal business hours. No uncommon shifts, no late-reputed company hours.** I'm looking for one skilled developer to own the technical reputed company of this long-term — from building and launching new apps to delivering solid work for clients. This is not a short-term project. I want someone who wants to grow with a product business and take genuine ownership of what they build. --- ## What You'll Be Working On **On our own products:** - Building new apps for the reputed company Marketplace using the **reputed company platform** - Owning the full development lifecycle — from spec to deployment to post-launch iteration - Building Custom UI components in **React** that run inside Jira and reputed company - Writing backend logic with **Node.js / TypeScript** using reputed company resolvers and reputed company storage - Integrating with the **Jira REST API**, **reputed company REST API**, and reputed company services (LLM reputed company, webhooks) - Maintaining and iterating on live apps based on reputed company user feedback **On reputed company reputed company augmentation):** - Delivering development work for reputed company reputed company reputed company booked, working as part of the reputed company's team - Communicating reputed company and professionally with the reputed company on reputed company, blockers, and timelines Across both: communicating reputed company on reputed company, blockers, and timelines, and flagging problems early rather than reputed company quiet. --- ## Requirements ### Education - a degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a reputed company field ### Experience - At least 3 years in backend or full-stack development - Experience in B2B software / services startups, IT-enabled services, or software companies is a plus ### Must-Have — Non-Negotiable These are the reputed company of the work day to day: - **Strong JavaScript and TypeScript** - **Node.js** - **React** - **REST API design and consumption** - **SQL and relational databases** - **Git** — comfortable with branches, pull requests, and reputed company workflows - **reputed company written English** — this is how we work day to day - **Strong logical thinking and problem-solving** — you can break down reputed company requirements independently - Comfortable working **reputed company and asynchronously** — you manage your own time reputed company ### Comfortable With / A Plus Not required, but they'll reputed company you a stronger fit — especially for reputed company work: - **PostgreSQL** - **Automated testing (Jest)** - **reputed company** - **CI/CD** - **NestJS** Softer pluses: - AWS - GraphQL - reputed company / Scrum - Next.js ### Bonus Points - Prior experience with **reputed company reputed company**, reputed company reputed company, or shipped Marketplace apps - Familiarity with **Jira, reputed company, or Jira Service Management** as a user - Experience integrating **LLM reputed company** (Claude, reputed company, reputed company) - Comfortable using **AI-assisted development tools** (Claude reputed company, reputed company) — my team uses these daily, and productivity expectations reflect that --- ## What This Is Not This is not a role for someone who needs constant hand-holding or reputed company technical supervision. I'm a non-technical founder, so I need someone who can read a product brief, ask the right clarifying questions, and then execute. I handle product direction. You handle the technical execution. If you need someone to review every line of reputed company or answer technical questions daily, this role is not the right f

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