The posting
Job Description
We are looking for a Software Developer who contributes to projects, delivering high-quality software and helping peers and junior team members grow while learning from experienced teammates. You’ll write code that matters, collaborate closely across the team and play a key role in turning business needs into scalable, maintainable solutions.
Join our small, talented team where your ideas are valued, your growth is supported and your work makes a real difference. This is your chance to develop, innovate and create systems that scale …and have fun doing it!
Responsibilities
- Contribute to the full development lifecycle, turning requirements into clean, scalable, production-ready code
- Collaborate with Senior Developers on design, planning and technical solutions, helping shape system components and integrations
- Participate in code reviews, share knowledge and support the growth and capability of peers and junior developers
- Continuously improve your skills and the way we work by learning new technologies and proposing smarter solutions
- Support the stability of our systems by addressing issues thoughtfully, finding root causes and helping maintain high-quality standards
Qualifications
- Diploma, BTech or University Degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, engineering or equivalent
- 5+ years IT experience, with solid hands-on experience in software development
- Strong command of mainstream programming languages (SQL, .Net, Java, etc.) and web technologies (JavaScript, HTML, CSS). Functional programming knowledge is advantageous, but curiosity and a growth mindset matter most
- Solid understanding of the software development lifecycle (SDLC), development principles, testing methodologies and software architecture concepts
- Strong problem-solving, communication and collaboration skills
- Interest in learning new languages and tools, contributing to meaningful projects and helping elevate team capability
Our Stack:
- Clojure, Java, PHP, JavaScript (don’t worry if you’re new to Clojure, we will teach you)



