Remote-First
Work from anywhere. We collaborate async and meet where the work is — not in an office.
Careers
Build Software That Actually Ships
Join a small senior team building custom software and SaaS products used worldwide.
Devkart is a small senior team, and intends to stay one. We build custom software for clients, and we build, run and support two SaaS products of our own — SuperApp and Supaorder. There are no layers of management between you and a decision, which means your judgement counts and your mistakes are visible. Both halves of that sentence are the job.
The work splits roughly in two. On one side are client engagements — the six software development services we sell, from four-to-six-week MVPs through multi-month custom platforms to mobile apps and architecture reviews. On the other are the products: multi-tenant, in production, used by paying businesses, and ours to keep running. Most engineers here touch both inside a year. The studio has been doing this since 2019, remote-first, with clients worldwide.
Why Devkart
Why Engineers Stay Here
We keep the team small and the standards high — so the work stays interesting.
Ship Real Products
Your code reaches production fast — on our own SaaS platforms and on client products used worldwide.
Modern Stack
TypeScript, React, Angular, Node.js, Firebase, and cloud-native infrastructure — no legacy drudgery.
Small Senior Team
No layers of management. You work directly with founders and senior engineers on meaningful problems.
Open Opportunities
Where You Could Fit In
Send your CV, GitHub, or portfolio — whatever best shows what you've built.
Software Engineers — Open Application
Full-time · Remote
We're always looking for strong full-stack, frontend, and mobile engineers. If you ship quality software and care about the product, we want to hear from you — even if no specific role is posted.
Apply with your workTechnical Advisors
Part-time · Flexible
Experienced architects, domain experts, and senior engineers who can advise on client projects in payments, logistics, healthcare, or marketplaces. Flexible engagement on a per-project basis.
Join the advisor networkNo recruiters, please. Direct applications only — contact@devkart.com
How to Apply
What Applying Here Looks Like
Three steps, no portal, and a human on the other end of the address.
Send work, not a form
There is no applicant portal and no tracking system to disappear into. Email us with a CV, a GitHub profile, a portfolio, a write-up of something you shipped — whatever best shows what you have actually built. The two links above pre-fill the subject line, so your mail arrives with the right one on it. No recruiters, please: direct applications only.
Talk to the people you would work with
The team is small enough that there is no screening layer between you and the engineers on the work. You talk to founders and senior engineers, and the conversation is about your work rather than a quiz: what you built, what you would do differently now, and how you handle a system that is already carrying real users.
Open applications are real applications
We hire when we meet the right engineer, not only when a role is posted — which is exactly why the engineering application above has no specific role attached to it. The advisor network works the same way, engaged per project when a client build needs depth in payments, logistics, healthcare or marketplaces.
What the first project looks like
Whichever side you land on, the rhythm is the same one we sell to clients: agile sprints, working software at the end of each week, and a demo at every milestone. You sit close to whoever the software is for — a client stakeholder, or on the products, an operations team that will tell you inside a day when a screen is wrong. Discovery, architecture, build and launch are four phases you will see all of, not one you are handed the middle of.
The stack is TypeScript, React, Angular, Vue and Ionic on the front end; Node.js, Python and Firebase behind it; React Native and Capacitor for mobile; AWS, Google Cloud and Azure underneath. New work starts on current versions of it. Older client systems do exist and get modernised in stages — architecture review, then migration — but nobody is parked on maintenance as a career.
Because we operate what we build, you also get the half of the lifecycle that most engineers never see: deployment, monitoring, an upgrade that has to reach every tenant without a maintenance window, and the occasional incident with a real customer on the other end of it. It is the fastest way we know to get better at the part of the job that is not typing — the two platforms we run are where most of that happens.
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