About ClusterX
ClusterX is a fast moving engineering firm that focuses on product development. We design, develop, and deliver software solutions that help businesses operate smarter and scale faster. We value first-principles thinking, ownership, and high quality deliveries of everything we build.
About the Role
We’re looking for obsessed builders. Someone who genuinely enjoys building products, shipping them to real users, listening to feedback, and iterating fast. You don’t need to be an expert. What matters more is curiosity, ownership, and the ability to figure things out.
What You’ll Be Doing
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Build real product features that are used by real users
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Work across the stack using TypeScript,
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Next.js for frontend
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NestJS for backend
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Take ownership of well-scoped tasks and make sure they’re delivered
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Prepare and maintain clear technical documentation for features, APIs, and internal workflows
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Participate in code reviews and technical discussions
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Continuously improve product quality, performance, and developer experience
What We’re Looking For
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Hands-on exposure to full-stack development
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Comfortable working with TypeScript
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Familiarity with Next.js and NestJS (Backend)
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Strong problem-solving and analytical thinking skills
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Good communication skills — explaining things clearly matters here
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A strong sense of responsibility for anything you’re assigned
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Genuine interest in product development and building things end to end
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Willingness to learn, adapt, and grow with the team
Nice to Have
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Experience with global state management (Redux, Zustand, XState, etc.)
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Basic understanding of CI/CD or deployment pipelines
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Hands-on exposure to AWS or GCP
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Curiosity about modern tools, frameworks, and tech trends
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Side projects, experiments, or things you’ve built outside of work or studies
What You’ll Get
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USD pegged salary
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Full remote work setup
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The chance to build and ship real products from day one
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Exposure to frontend, backend, deployments, and cloud infrastructure
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A steep but rewarding learning curve (both technical and non-technical)
