Senior TypeScript Engineer for application protection

AgileEngine creates award-winning software for Fortune 500 brands and startups across 17+ industries, including application development and AI/ML.

• Own the product's technical development, moving from high-level product goals to researched implementation options and working features;
• Develop application-protection capabilities across JavaScript/TypeScript frameworks and build environments;
• Investigate browser runtime behavior and protection approaches, including developer-tools inspection and environment-access controls; evaluate compatibility, performance, and protection trade-offs;
• Potentially contribute to a new React/Electron application UI during the initial months;
• Run short research spikes, typically one to three days as agreed during refinement, and present options, findings, risks, and recommendations to the lead architect and team;
• Use Claude Code to accelerate implementation, review generated code, and validate behavior rather than treating AI responses as verified technical conclusions;
• Communicate progress and blockers through Slack, publish a working schedule, remain reliably reachable within it, and communicate planned absences;
• Contribute to adjacent CI/CD, front-end, or C++ package work when needed, using research, AI assistance, and collaboration.

• Strong hands-on TypeScript engineering skills and at least 3 years of experience; experience length alone does not establish readiness for sole-engineer product ownership;
• Strong understanding of JavaScript/TypeScript behavior, browser execution, and the build ecosystem, including tools such as Webpack or Vite; experience with every framework or tool is not required;
• Product-engineering mindset: make progress from incomplete requirements, investigate unknowns, compare options, and seek alignment on consequential decisions rather than waiting for fully specified tickets;
• Critical thinking, clear technical communication, and ability to ask useful follow-up questions of teammates and AI agents;
• Ability to review unfamiliar code, identify defects and potential vulnerabilities, explain trade-offs, and verify AI-assisted implementations;
• Availability for European team overlap and agreed scrum meetings, with dependable asynchronous communication during the declared working schedule;
• Upper-intermediate English level;
• Nice to have: React and Electron experience for desktop application interfaces, Node.js experience, familiarity with Angular, Vue, or Rollup, experience with obfuscation, runtime protection, browser internals, or developer tools integrated into build workflows, experience integrating native C++ packages or maintaining CI/CD workflows.

• Competitive USD-based compensation;
• Budgets for education, fitness, and team activities;
• Mentorship, TechTalks, and personalized growth roadmaps;
• Flextime, with options to work from home or go to the office;
• Coding challenge, video interview, and technical interview or hiring manager interview as recruitment stages.