Mactores
About this role
Mactores does AWS modernisation work, moving enterprises off legacy systems, and it delivers that using Aedeon, an agent platform built by a sister company. This role sits on the product side rather than the consulting side: you ship features on Aedeon itself, in React and Next.js, for a platform that has real enterprise customers and tight release dates. The posting is unusually direct about temperament rather than stack. It wants someone who writes test cases before the code rather than after the deadline, who treats a release date as a promise, and who fixes a broken deployment before anyone asks. AI tooling is expected to be used heavily for test generation, with the explicit framing that agents multiply your judgment rather than replace it.
Who this is for
What the posting requires: senior full stack development experience with a strong product orientation and a rigorous test first mindset. React and Next.js on the frontend. Ownership of the full delivery lifecycle: building features, defining test cases, running deployments and validating production readiness. Comfort using AI agents and automation to generate test coverage at scale while owning the calls the tooling cannot make. Willingness to commit to sprint and release deadlines and raise risks early.
The day to day: designing, building and maintaining full stack features across the Aedeon frontend with a focus on reliability, performance and user experience; working with product management, designers and backend or DevOps engineers to take features from requirement to tested release; participating in sprint planning, backlog grooming and retrospectives; owning delivery end to end including post release validation; and coordinating with DevOps and QA so the deployment pipeline is clean and repeatable.
The interview process, which Mactores publishes: a panel interview, described as a structured conversation with members of the hiring team covering your experience, product thinking and how you work. The posting also asks you to answer as many application questions as possible to speed things up. Very few employers on this list tell you the process in advance.
Location and office reality: Mumbai, Maharashtra.
⚠️ Years of experience: Mactores publishes no figure. The posting says senior, and we write no number rather than guessing, so this role will not appear under an experience filter.
Who this is for: a product minded full stack engineer who wants ownership of releases and is genuinely comfortable with an AI heavy workflow. The posting reads as a demanding delivery culture, and it says so openly, which is better than finding out later.
The day to day: designing, building and maintaining full stack features across the Aedeon frontend with a focus on reliability, performance and user experience; working with product management, designers and backend or DevOps engineers to take features from requirement to tested release; participating in sprint planning, backlog grooming and retrospectives; owning delivery end to end including post release validation; and coordinating with DevOps and QA so the deployment pipeline is clean and repeatable.
The interview process, which Mactores publishes: a panel interview, described as a structured conversation with members of the hiring team covering your experience, product thinking and how you work. The posting also asks you to answer as many application questions as possible to speed things up. Very few employers on this list tell you the process in advance.
Location and office reality: Mumbai, Maharashtra.
⚠️ Years of experience: Mactores publishes no figure. The posting says senior, and we write no number rather than guessing, so this role will not appear under an experience filter.
Who this is for: a product minded full stack engineer who wants ownership of releases and is genuinely comfortable with an AI heavy workflow. The posting reads as a demanding delivery culture, and it says so openly, which is better than finding out later.
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