Techzipe is a small, remote-first product team. We hire people who can own their work end to end and care about the details that make software feel finished.
Working model
Remote first
Teams hiring
2 departments
Employment
Full-time
Hiring process
4 steps
The practical side of working here, written plainly.
Ship work that reaches clients, with the autonomy to make the calls that come with it.
Health coverage and wellness support for you and your immediate family.
Work from anywhere. Our processes are written down, not held in hallway conversations.
Set the schedule that fits your life, with a few shared hours for collaboration.
An annual budget for courses, conferences and books, plus time to use it.
TypeScript, Next.js and a toolchain kept deliberately current.
Every role below is open right now and reviewed by the team you would join.
Own the interfaces our clients ship. You will build production React and Next.js applications, set frontend standards across projects, and mentor the developers working alongside you.
Shape how our products feel. You will run the work from research and wireframes through to polished interfaces and a design system the engineering team can build against.
Build the services behind our platform: APIs, data models and integrations that stay reliable as traffic grows.
Send a general application and tell us what you would want to work on.
Four steps, no surprises. You will know where you stand at each one.
The hiring team reads your application and resume, usually within a week.
A 30-minute call about your background, your work and what you are looking for.
A practical discussion or short exercise closely tied to the day-to-day work.
A final conversation with the team, then a written offer with the full details.
Small teams, written decisions and short feedback loops. We would rather ship something considered than something rushed, and we say so when a deadline needs to move.
Details matter. Reviews are honest and the bar is the same for everyone.
Decisions are written down so nobody has to guess what was agreed.
You get harder problems as you are ready for them, not by seniority alone.