Who are we and what do we do?

Quicko (a Zerodha backed startup) is on a mission to simplify tax compliance for individuals and businesses in India. We are a young, quick-growing team of developers, designers, and accountants building user-friendly fintech products. If you are driven by complex challenges and want to use your code to transform finance - Join our lean, high-velocity engineering team at our Ahmedabad office.

What are we looking for?

As a Full Stack Developer, you will own features end-to-end—from crafting responsive front-end interfaces to scaling robust back-end APIs. You will work closely with product and design teams to build seamless tax products.

What will you be doing?
Write clean, concise, reusable, and modular code that is highly configurable, extensible, and testable.
Design and document easy-to-consume REST APIs while implementing solid programming patterns and data structures.
Drive product design discussions using tools like Figma/Figjam, and translate business needs into functional requirements in Notion.




Track user behavior and conversion funnels using Fullstory (or similar tools) to continuously optimize the product experience.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams and actively elevate code quality through rigorous code reviews.

Our Tech Stack
Frontend: Typescript, Next.js, Angular
Backend: Node.js, NestJS, Typescript, Java, Python
Databases: PostgreSQL, AWS DynamoDB
Infrastructure: AWS, Docker, Github Actions, Jenkins

Requirements

What will you need to succeed at Quicko?
Solid ability to understand and use the right data structures, algorithms, object-oriented programming (OOP), and contemporary design patterns.
Strong, working knowledge of both relational and non-relational databases, including PostgreSQL and DynamoDB.
Deep expertise in server-side technologies, a solid understanding of REST APIs, and working knowledge of HTTP(S).
Hands-on experience with cloud infrastructure such as AWS, along with exposur

📌 Full Stack Developer Ahmedabad (India)
🏢 Quicko Infosoft
📍 India