TypeScript Developer (Full-Stack)

We're building a modern domain registrar platform with a developer-first approach — SDK, CLI, MCP integrations, and a marketplace of microservices. Think of it as infrastructure for the next generation of domain management, where everything is API-driven and extensible.

What you'll work on:
- Core registrar platform — APIs, payment integrations, DNS management, registry protocol implementations

- Developer tools — TypeScript SDK, CLI, MCP server integrations for AI-native workflows

- Microservices marketplace — pluggable services (security scanning, SEO tools, AI-powered utilities) that extend the platform

- Internal infrastructure — CI/CD pipelines, shared libraries, developer experience

What we value:
- Clean, production-ready TypeScript — not just "it works" code

- End-to-end ownership: from API design to React component to deployment

- Comfort with ambiguity — startup priorities shift, and the team adapts together

- Proactive problem-solving and proposing solutions instead of waiting for specs

- Business context awareness: why we build something matters as much as how

Day-to-day:
- Build and ship platform features — from API endpoints to React UI

- Design and maintain SDK/CLI tooling for developer integrations

- Participate in async standups and weekly syncs (UTC+2/+3 timezone friendly)

- Code review, knowledge sharing, and documentation

- Work closely with the product owner and a small, senior team (backend, frontend, qa)

Tech stack across our products:
- TypeScript everywhere (frontend + backend)

- React 19, Next.js 16, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui

- Node.js, NestJS, Express, Bun, Fastify, Hono

- PostgreSQL, Supabase

- Stripe, Cloudflare (DNS, Workers, Pages)

- GitHub Actions, Vercel, AWS

- AI integrations and tooling

Why join us?
- Developer-first product: you're building tools for developers, by developers

- Impact: your code ships to production fast — real users, real revenue

- Modern stack: TypeScript end-to-end, AI integrations, infrastructure-level challenges

- Autonomy: we trust people to own their work