Careers
We build products we own, operate, and keep improving long after launch.
There are no client deadlines to chase or billable hours to fill. Instead, you’ll work alongside a small team solving real problems across product, technology, design, and operations.
The way we work
We keep the team intentionally small. That means fewer layers between an idea and the person building it, more context around the decisions you make, and genuine ownership of the systems you touch.
You won’t be handed a tiny piece of a project and moved on. You’ll see the problem, help shape the solution, ship it, and live with the result.
What you’ll build
Our work spans software, media, AI, infrastructure, and commerce. Some of it is already in production; some is still being shaped.
You might spend your time making a mobile experience faster, designing a new product system, building infrastructure that carries millions of interactions, or working out something nobody on the team has solved before.
The common thread: we build things that are meant to be used, not simply delivered.
Own the whole loop
Nobody here owns one slice of the pipeline. You follow the work all the way round — and back again.
Who we look for
You don’t need to match every line of a job description.
You do need to care about the work.
We look for people who:
Open positions
We open a position when there’s meaningful work for that person to own.
Full-time · Onsite · Niketon, Dhaka
Own the video player and episode experience for BanglaReels — playback, feed performance, caching, and the watch-to-unlock flow — across a wide range of devices. See BanglaReels.
Nice to have: Ad SDK integration, Reanimated, Expo/EAS, mobile CI
If there isn’t a role
We don’t keep a permanent hiring pipeline. When there is a role worth filling, it will be here. If you think there’s something you could meaningfully build with us, you can still introduce yourself.
Please don’t send a generic résumé. Tell us what you build, what you care about, and what you’d want to work on.
We’re not trying to become a larger company for its own sake. We’re trying to build better things — with people who want to stay close enough to care about the outcome.
