(Senior) Engineer, DevOps

Senior Backend Engineer (Shop 6.0)

Ho Chi Minh - Viet Nam

Outsource

Design and develop the backend services for the core areas of Shop 6.0 (catalog, orders, payments, ERP Cloud integration) Define API boundaries and ensure consistent, scalable communication between services Own reliable data synchronization between the ERP Cloud and the platform, including error handling and recovery mechanisms Optimize systems for performance and scalability (caching, asynchronous processing, read/write optimization) Establish observability standards (logging, monitoring, alerting) across all backend services Conduct code reviews, promote best practices, and support less experienced team members

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Senior Tech Lead (Shop 6.0)

Ho Chi Minh - Viet Nam

Outsource

Take on overall technical and organizational responsibility for delivering Shop 6.0 across frontend, backend, and infrastructure Plan delivery scope, milestones, and releases, and coordinate the work of parallel workstreams (frontend, backend, DevOps, QA) Make and facilitate key architectural decisions together with the senior engineers, particularly around microservices, APIs, and cloud-native implementation on Azure Identify and manage risks related to integration (especially the ERP Cloud connection), scalability, and technical dependencies Serve as the central point of contact for stakeholders on scope, prioritization, and timelines Ensure code quality through reviews, mentoring, and clear standards, including a pull request process with mandatory checks and senior/lead review Ensure transparency on progress, risks, and decisions towards the team and management

Negotiation

Product Engineer (Flutter)

Ho Chi Minh - Viet Nam

Product

• Flutter

Own products and features from beginning to end - originate ideas, understand the strategy and goals behind them, ship to production with real users, iterate on feedback, and stay responsible for their ongoing success. Scope features and projects, including writing handover / technical design documents (as built) - the person who built a feature is the best person to document it. Improve application performance - ship technical improvements that make the product faster, more stable, and ready to scale. Sweat the UI and interaction details - crafting a clean, pleasant experience is a daily habit, not an afterthought. Improve how we work, not just what we build: refine development processes, drive improvements in code quality and engineering best practices - and hold a zero-bug standard: bugs get fixed promptly, not stockpiled in a backlog. Work closely with designers to craft thoughtful UX/UI - ship and own the basic experience using the design system, deciding when to bring in design to polish - and collaborate with the Customer Success team to learn how the product is actually being used. Bring a tester's mindset - testing is part of building, not someone else's job. You own the quality of what you ship and stand behind it.

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