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Fullstack Engineer (Go, React)

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  • Develop features for e-commerce and new monetization products (from digital sales to social mechanics).

  • Own the full development cycle, from design and coding to testing, deployment, and maintenance.

  • Take end-to-end responsibility for the features you build.

  • Understand how they work, know how to test them, validate key scenarios, and ensure everything runs correctly in production through logs, metrics, and monitoring.

  • Maintain and improve existing code (Golang backend + React frontend). Integrate APIs and payments (Telegram API, 3rd-party tools).

  • Refactor and optimize where needed, without breaking what works.

  • Collaborate closely with product, design, QA and other devs — no bureaucracy, just fast iteration.

  • Take responsibility. Check your work, quickly react to issues, and look for solutions — not excuses.

  • Have 3+ years in a product company (preferably in a startup environment).

  • Worked with React + TS and Golang.

  • Built features independently and saw them through to release.

  • Care about reliability: you test your work and fix issues fast when they appear.

  • Like to understand the “why” behind a task, not just the “what.”

  • Feel comfortable in a startup environment where not everything is written down.

  • Our business is growing at an exponential scale.

  • Non-bureaucratic management that focuses on results.

  • Regular performance reviews to assess your progress.

  • Remote setup with access to our hubs in Dubai, Yerevan, London and Belgrade.

  • Compensation for medical expenses.

  • Provision of necessary equipment.

  • Employees get access to the most advanced AI models via .

  • 20 working days of paid vacation annually.

  • 11 days off per year.

  • 14 days of paid sick leave to support your health and recovery when needed.

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