Full-Time Software Engineer – India (Remote) | Bytemonk

Are you someone who geeks out over distributed systems, enjoys learning new technologies just for fun, and loves solving real-world problems at SCALE?

Bytemonk

What You’ll Do

• Build, experiment, and ship internal tools, automation, and new product ideas — fast.
• Contribute to the architecture and backend of scalable, distributed systems.
• Explore a wide array of technologies: We’re polyglot and pragmatic, not dogmatic.
• Help with technical writing and blogging at https://blog.bytemonk.io/
• Collaborate directly with the founder with over 20 years experience and creative team to turn ideas into reality.
• Learn and teach every day: Your curiosity will be celebrated here.

We’re Looking For Someone Who:

• Is based in

  India

  and can work

  remotely

  with flexibility.
• Has

  strong fundamentals

  in CS (DSA, networking, distributed systems).
• Is comfortable working with multiple

  languages

  (e.g., Java, Python, JS/TS, Go).
• Is quick to learn

  new frameworks and tools

  across backend, cloud, or devops.
• Enjoys

  solving open-ended problems

  and building clean, scalable solutions.
• Is a

  self-starter

  who thrives in a fast-moving, startup-like environment.

Bonus points if you’ve:

• Worked on personal projects, open source, or side hustles.
• A passion for content creation, teaching, or simplifying complex topics.
• Experience with AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, or similar cloud technologies.

Why Work With Bytemonk

• Mission-driven: Help teach millions of engineers around the world.
• Learning-first culture: Build while you grow, with mentorship from an experienced tech lead.
• Flexible & remote: Work from anywhere in India with a results-driven approach.
• Early team member: Play a key role in shaping our future tech stack and product direction.

How to Apply

1. Go through the Bytemonk System Design playlist

   on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJq-63ZRPdBt423WbyAD1YZO0Ljo1pzvY
2. Write a few lines about

   what excites you technically

   or which topic resonated with you
3. Drop your

   resume

   and any

   project links

   (GitHub, blog, etc.)