Posted 4 months ago

Full Stack Product Engineer, Agent Native

MumbaiRemoteFull-time

AI Summary

A full-stack product engineer who builds features end-to-end using agentic coding workflows, owns feature delivery and instrumentation, and collaborates closely with two existing engineers.

About this role

Mactores is a trusted leader among businesses in providing modern data platform solutions. Since 2008, Mactores have been enabling businesses to accelerate their value through automation by providing End-to-End Data Solutions that are automated, agile, and secure. We collaborate with customers to strategize, navigate, and accelerate an ideal path forward with a digital transformation via assessments, migration, or modernization.

About Aedeon

Aedeon is a Code Intelligence Platform. We read enterprise codebases, source code, databases, stored procedures, dependencies, and build a living architecture map that powers AI agents, migration plans, and modernization recommendations.

Every engineer here writes code through agents, measures what they ship, and operates at a pace that most teams would call unreasonable. We call it normal.

Why this role exists

We have a 4-person engineering team, 3 engineers building the agentic analysis pipeline, 1 full-stack engineer on the web product. The product side needs an engineer who changes how we operate, someone who ships through agents, instruments everything, and treats engineering rigor as what makes speed possible.

How we build

Agents write code. You write specs, tests, and architectural decisions. You prompt, review, iterate, and ship, through Claude Code, Cursor, or whatever agentic tool makes you fastest. This is not optional or experimental at Aedeon. Agentic coding is the default workflow. If you're still manually writing boilerplate and treating AI as autocomplete, this isn't the right fit.

What will you do

Own feature delivery for the Aedeon product: findings dashboard, agent pipeline UI, onboarding, workspace management, and the upcoming features planned in the pipeline.

Build entirely through agentic coding workflows. Write specs and tests, let agents implement, review, and ship.

Set up and enforce test-driven development across the product codebase. Choose the tools, define coverage thresholds, and integrate into CI. If it's not tested, it doesn't merge.

Instrument engineering performance test coverage, deployment frequency, sprint velocity, and defect rates. No metric, no claim.

Release to production every sprint. No carry-overs, no "almost done."

Work alongside 2 existing full-stack engineers. Your workflow, your test discipline, and your velocity set the standard.

Collaborate with the agent engineering team to surface pipeline outputs, code intelligence graphs, findings, and migration recommendations in the product UI.

What you need for this opportunity

4+ years building production web applications with Next.js and Node.js. TypeScript throughout, with no exceptions.

Agentic coding is your daily workflow, not experimental, not occasional. You can demonstrate the output difference.

You've built testing infrastructure from scratch, framework selection, coverage gates, CI integration, and team adoption.

AWS experience preferred. You're comfortable deploying and operating on AWS, whether that's EC2, Lambda, S3, RDS, or managed services. You don't need to be a DevOps specialist, but you can own your own infrastructure.

SQL fluency. You can design schemas, write efficient queries, and build CRUD applications confidently. Relational databases are not an afterthought.

You think in metrics. You've tracked engineering performance before and made decisions from the data.

You ship consistently. Steady, reliable output every sprint, not bursts followed by silence.

You make the team faster, not just yourself. Your PRs teach. Your setups become team infrastructure. Your patterns get adopted.

Opinionated about quality, pragmatic about scope.

You have something to show. A deployed full-stack application, an open-source project, a portfolio, something that demonstrates how you build end-to-end. Links required; descriptions alone won't cut it.