Every product owns itself
Each product has its own stack, its own release and its own users. You work on a product, not on a ticket queue for the whole company.
- RemoteWork from anywhere in European time zones.
- A product of your ownYou join one product and own it end to end, not a ticket queue.
- Apply any timeNo deadlines. Every application is read and kept.
Roles we want
to hear about
None of these is a fixed opening with a deadline. They are the people we want to meet now, and when one fits, we write back.
- Open to applications
Backend engineer, Kotlin and Go
The APIs and services behind Flokzy, CodeSea and KVB News.
- Kotlin
- Go
- Spring Boot
- PostgreSQL
- Open to applications
Python engineer, Django welcome
KVB News’ Python services today, and Django for the services we build next.
- Python
- Django
- Open to applications
Rust engineer
Fast, native software: Lavender’s core and desktop app, and Crypto IDE.
- Rust
- TypeScript
- Tauri
- Open to applications
Frontend engineer, React and TypeScript
Product screens, dashboards and websites on one shared design system.
- TypeScript
- React
- React Native
- Open to applications
Product designer
One design system across every NoirSystems product.
- Design systems
- Prototyping
How hiring
works
Five steps, the same for every role. You talk to the people you would work with.
You write to us
The role, the product you want to work on and something you built. A short email is enough.
We read it
The people you would work with read it, and we answer either way.
A conversation
About an hour on video: your work, the product and how we work. Ask us anything.
Real work
A short task close to the real work, or a walk-through of something you have already built. You choose.
An offer
If it is a yes on both sides: a written offer with the role, the product and the terms.
How the work
is organised
One codebase
Every product lives in one repository with one set of tools, so moving between products does not mean starting over.
Decisions are written down
Architecture decisions and plans are documents in the repository, so the reason behind a choice outlives the conversation.
What we build
with
The real stacks, product by product.
- Flokzy
- Kotlin
- Spring Boot
- Next.js
- PostgreSQL
- CodeSea
- Go
- React
- Forgejo
- Crypto IDE
- TypeScript
- Theia
- Rust
- Noir
- React Native
- Expo
- TypeScript
- Pikajuoksu
- React Native
- TypeScript
- KVB News
- Go
- Python
- Lavender
- Rust
- TypeScript
- CesiumJS
- Tauri
Not on the list?Write anyway.
If you want to build one of our products and your skills are not above, tell us what you would do.
Send an open applicationWhat to send
- Which role and product you want to work on, and why
- Something you built: a repository, a product or a write-up
- Where you are, and how you prefer to work