Senior Full Stack Developer

Build useful software with an Australian team
Work remotely from Nepal, collaborating directly with Australian leadership and a distributed team. You’ll contribute to real-world software, integrations and automation projects, with meaningful ownership, hands-on technical responsibility and the opportunity to build solutions that make a genuine business impact.
About the role
We are looking for a hands-on senior engineer who can take a business requirement through architecture, backend and frontend development, Azure deployment and ongoing support. You will also review existing and AI-assisted code, identify delivery risks and help other developers release reliable software. This role requires proven technical ownership and sound independent judgement.
What you will do
Translate business requirements into practical architecture, delivery plans, APIs, data models and usable web interfaces.
Build and maintain backend services and modern frontend applications, including authentication, permissions, validation and error handling.
Review unfamiliar, inherited and AI-assisted code; reproduce issues, assess readiness and make improvements without depending on another engineer to validate every decision.
Own Azure Functions and supporting application infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines, environment configuration and release verification.
Design for secure access, reliable background processing, monitoring, recovery and safe database changes.
Review pull requests, mentor developers and document technical decisions, deployment steps and operational handover.
Ownership expectations
You will own technical outcomes across the application lifecycle and provide substantive code and release reviews for the team. Peer review and agreed production approvals remain part of our delivery process.
Skills and experience
Demonstrated senior-level delivery of production applications across backend, frontend, database and deployment layers; typically 5+ years of relevant experience.
Strong programming fundamentals and deep expertise in a backend ecosystem such as Python, TypeScript/Node.js or C#/.NET, plus a modern frontend framework such as React, Angular or Vue.
Hands-on production Azure experience, including Azure Functions, storage or messaging services, application identities, secrets management and monitoring.
Ability to build and troubleshoot CI/CD pipelines using GitHub Actions or Azure DevOps, with automated checks, separate environments and controlled releases.
Practical infrastructure-as-code experience, for example Bicep or Terraform; ability to explain configuration, permissions, dependencies and recovery.
Strong SQL, data modelling, API design and application security skills; experience diagnosing performance, concurrency and integration failures.
Evidence of architecture decisions, effective code reviews and production incident diagnosis, with clear written and spoken English.
Useful additional experience
Microsoft 365 or Microsoft Graph integrations, data ingestion pipelines, operational automation and Azure cost optimisation.
AI tools and independent engineering
We use AI-assisted development tools in day-to-day work. You must also be able to design, write, debug and explain code independently, without AI assistance. You remain responsible for the correctness, security and maintainability of everything you submit, including AI-generated code.
Our assessment includes a practical coding and debugging exercise completed without AI assistance. Standard technical documentation is allowed.
Working Arrangements
Work fully remotely from Nepal, collaborating directly with an Australian team on varied projects and developing your technical skills and ownership.
Collaboration requires agreed overlap with Melbourne business hours; the exact schedule will be confirmed during recruitment.
Salary: NPR 300,000–350,000 per month, depending on demonstrated capability and experience.
How to apply
Please include your CV, salary expectations and GitHub profile showcasing your work.
The selection process includes a technical discussion, a practical coding and debugging assessment that must be completed without AI tools, and an architecture and Azure release discussion. Standard technical documentation is allowed.

Work arrangement
Yes