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We specialize in managing and maturing production web applications for our clients, and we seek engineers who thrive when owning a feature long after its initial launch. As a Senior Fullstack Engineer focused on stability and evolution, you will work across React / Next.js and Node / TypeScript to maintain, stabilize, and enhance features to ensure they remain reliable in production environments.=
You will operate within a Monks delivery team, collaborating with clients and product stakeholders to take real ownership of the long-term health of a production-deployed solution.
We are pioneers in agentic engineering for maintenance; you will use tools like Claude Code and Codex daily to refactor, optimize, and scale existing codebases. We are looking for individuals who are fluent in working alongside AI coding agents to guarantee the long-term stability and performance of established systems.
Who You Are
- Comfortable across the whole stack: You can navigate and improve existing codebases without friction or loss of momentum.
- Stewardship-minded: You enjoy taking a live feature and moving it toward an optimized state, sweating the details of long-term care.
- A pragmatic approach: You prioritize robust solutions that improve performance and ensure the system holds up under sustained load.
- A explicit communicator: You keep clients and teammates informed about system health and evolution without unnecessary noise.
What You'll Do
- Maintain, optimize, and evolve features across the f
📌 Senior Full-stack Engineer (India)
🏢 monks
📍 India