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We are hiring a Product Engineer to maintain, test and build new features across our region-specific donation-pickup websites and the backend systems that drive order fulfilment. This is a full-spectrum role. You will not be siloed into one layer - you will work across backend, frontend, internal tooling and automation, take ideas from concept to production, and own them end-to-end. Because the team is small, you will see your work reach real people - real donations, picked up at real doorsteps - the same week you ship it. You will juggle multiple priorities, make calls without perfect information, and ship on time without dropping quality. If you have shipped real things - freelance projects, your own plugins, live client sites - that counts, whether or not it came with a job title.
Maintain and improve our region-specific donation-pickup websites and the backend systems behind order fulfillment.
Build new features end-to-end, from backend logic through to frontend implementation.
Write and maintain internal tooling and automations that make our operations smoother and our team faster.
Write and maintain unit tests for the features you build, and own the quality of your own work rather than relying on others to catch issues.
Gradually take full ownership of major modules of the product as you ramp up.
Coordinate closely with engineering, operations and logistics stakeholders so what you build solves the right problem.
Real ownership, early - you will own major modules of the product, not a narrow slice of someone else's machine.
Work that matters - every feature you ship helps a reusable item reach someone who needs it.
Full-stack range across backend, frontend, tooling and automation.
Working remotely:
This is a fully remote role.
To do it well you will need reliable, good-quality internet, a capable laptop with a working webcam and microphone, good tech hygiene, and a quiet, distraction-free workspace where you can focus and take calls.
Monday to Saturday Skill(s) required
CSS Git HTML JavaScript MySQL PHP React REST API TypeScript Unit Testing Vite WordPress
have minimum 1 years of experience
Hands-on PHP experience, whether from a job, freelance work or your own projects. Prior WordPress or WooCommerce plugin/theme development is a strong plus.
Some professional experience is preferred, ideally on a small team where you wore many hats - building features, fixing production issues, setting up tooling - without a large team or rigid process to lean on.
Familiarity with MySQL/MariaDB and writing and reading basic SQL.
Solid front-end fundamentals: HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Fluency with everyday dev tools - Git, bash and the Linux command line, package managers (Composer, npm), REST APIs and Postman, and browser developer tools.
Comfortable writing unit tests for your own code.
Scrappy and resourceful with a bias to action - you find practical workarounds and ship even with limited resources or unclear requirements.
This is a remote role, so documenting your work and coordinating proactively is essential.
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Share At Door Step is a sustainability-tech platform that allows users to donate preloved goods (clothes, toys, furniture, etc.) This involves items like old toys, clothes, electronics, etc. SADS is fundamentally helping people overcome the problem of hoarding old and unwanted goods, in a unique manner through a profit-with-purpose model. Share at Door Step has its full operations across 11 major cities and supports 135+ NGOs across India. The company has worked with 120+ brands for circularity and impact campaigns. The list includes ITC, Nautica, Bombay Shirt Company, Snapdeal, Duroflex, etc.
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