Build responsive web applications and scalable frontend/backend services, design secure APIs and databases, implement AI-powered search and asset management features, collaborate on system architecture, and optimize performance and UX for a cloud-native DAM platform.
Build the Future of Digital Asset Management
We're developing a next-generation Digital Asset Management (DAM) Platform that combines modern cloud technologies, AI-powered intelligence, and scalable architecture to help organizations manage digital assets more efficiently.
Our long-term vision includes integrating decentralized technologies such as digital ownership, provenance, and blockchain-based verification, but our current focus is building an exceptional Web2 platform with a strong foundation for future innovation.
What You'll Do
- Build modern, responsive web applications
- Develop scalable frontend and backend services
- Design secure APIs and database architecture
- Implement AI-powered search and asset management features
- Collaborate on system architecture and product development
- Optimize performance, scalability, and user experience
Tech Stack
Frontend: React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
Backend: Node.js, NestJS/Express, PostgreSQL, Redis
Infrastructure: Docker, Kubernetes, AWS/GCP, CI/CD
Blockchain: Solidity, Rust, Web3.js, Smart contract
What We're Looking For
- Experience building full-stack web applications
- Strong knowledge of React, Next.js, Node.js, and TypeScript
- Experience with RESTful APIs and relational databases
- Passion for scalable architecture and clean, maintainable code
- Strong problem-solving and collaboration skills
Nice to Have
Experience with AI integration, microservices, cloud-native applications, or blockchain technologies is a plus—but not required.
Why Join Us?
You'll work on a technically challenging platform that combines AI, cloud infrastructure, and modern web development, while helping lay the foundation for future blockchain-powered capabilities.
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