Developers, QA engineers and designers in one Surat office, close enough to the product to argue about it.
How we work
People here work on one client at a time, review each other’s code regardless of seniority, and get budget for learning in the stack they actually use.
You work for one client at a time, so the problem gets your full attention, not a fifth of it.
Juniors review seniors too. Feedback is about the code, never the person who wrote it.
Tools we work with
Each discipline has its own toolkit, and every project picks what fits its load and team, not what is fashionable.
APIs, admin panels and the business logic behind them.
Perks
Mon–Fri, 09:00–18:30 IST. Weekends are yours, and release weeks are planned, not improvised.
Courses, certifications and conference time in the stack you actually use.
On-site in Surat, with hybrid arrangements where the role allows.
Life in pictures
The Surat office, plus the festivals, launches and the occasional cake.
How hiring works
No puzzle rounds, no unpaid project work, and an answer either way within a week.
A conversation about your work
What you have built, what you decided along the way, and what you would do differently.
A practical exercise
Close to what we actually do on client projects, and scoped to take a few hours.
A session with the team
You meet the people you would sit with, and ask them anything about the work.
2 open roles in engineering, QA and design right now, and an answer either way within a week.
You answer for the work you ship, and you get the time to do it properly.
Apps for Android and iOS, shipped to both stores.
Web apps and sites, built against real APIs.
Manual and automated testing inside every increment.
Flows, interface systems and build-ready specs.
Code review, CI and the cloud the products run on.
Two to four people per project, so you know everyone you build with.
Diwali, birthdays and project launches, celebrated together at the office.
IT Park, VIP Circle, Mota Varachha. One floor, one team per client.
An answer either way
Within a week of the last conversation. No silence, no indefinite pipeline.
