Senior AI Fullstack Engineer

As a Full Stack Developer, the work centres on end-to-end delivery: Take features from spec to production. Own the full lifecycle — architecture, implementation, testing, deployment. It would suit someone who can bring technical problem-solving, documentation, and careful delivery to the role.

Role overview

You have built one or more autonomous agent teams from scratch — defined their scope, wired their tools, managed inter-agent communication, and own their continued operation. Fast cycles, high ownership, minimal process overhead.

Main responsibilities

End-to-end delivery: Take features from spec to production. Own the full lifecycle — architecture, implementation, testing, deployment. Mobile-first product: Build and maintain Etera's React Native app (Expo/TypeScript) — booking flows, real-time updates, multilingual UX (Arabic/English). Strong React Native track record — shipped apps, managed build pipelines, handled auth flows.

What helps someone succeed

careful practical judgement. Strong professional approach.

Requirements

• 5+ years of professional fullstack engineering, with meaningful production work in mobile.
• We're a lean, high-conviction team replacing legacy TMCs with autonomous agents, real-time inventory, and a product experience that doesn't feel like it was designed in 2009.
• TypeScript across the entire stack — mobile, backend, and agent tooling. This is non-negotiable.

Job details

• High-Impact Market — GCC corporate travel is a $20B+ market with legacy infrastructure. You'll be building the replacement.
• LangChain: Solid working knowledge — chains, retrieval, tool use, memory backends, and integration into live backend services. Not just tutorials.
• Work from anywhere. Async-friendly culture with a team distributed across Europe and the Gulf.
• You use Claude Code, Codex, and similar agentic coding tools to achieve 10x engineering throughput. You know how to create, configure, and orchestrate coding agents — not just prom.

Requirements mentioned

• JavaScript