Product engineer
Next.js, TypeScript and Postgres — in tandem with AI. You own whole parts of the product, from idea to release.
You find your city's classes, masters and spaces and put them on the map — with facts and photos.
The map is strong because what's on it is real: real places, schedules and people. A city editor knows the city from the inside and makes sure the map shows everything worth doing there.
Nearby
Next.js, TypeScript and Postgres — in tandem with AI. You own whole parts of the product, from idea to release.
You translate the interface and texts into Vietnamese, Chinese, Spanish or Korean — in the same voice as the Russian.
iPhone, Android, Safari: you walk through scenarios on real phones and find what automated tests miss.
You own trust on the map: reports, new listings, calm and firm decisions.
Hiring
Who you are, what you can do, what you want. Links to your work say more than any CV.
We answer every application — and name the role's terms right away: format, hours, pay range. If we're not a match right now, we say so plainly.
Getting to know each other: you, the work, how things run. Questions both ways.
A small real task or a day at a centre — so both sides see what it will be like.
A guide from the team and documents that spell out how everything works here.