Remote AI-Driven Full-Stack Laravel & React Engineer

Bluelight; Ciudad de Mendoza; Remote; ARS 127,737,000 - 212,895,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully remote LATAM

Core hours in US time zones

End-to-end ownership of product area

Job summary

Bluelight is a remote product studio delivering MVPs and custom software for startups and established companies. You will join a live product with new workflow features while maintaining existing ones, focusing on the server side (Azure SQL to API) and building React/TypeScript screens on top.

You will guide AI coding tools, review diffs line-by-line, and determine what merges. If you prefer writing most code by hand, this may not be the right seat.

Qualifications

• 4+ years building full-stack web applications and releasing to production.
• Experience learning an unfamiliar codebase before making changes.
• Experience with workflow software including permissioned data, queues or state machines and audit/history.
• Proficient in React, TypeScript and SQL on Azure, plus schema design and migrations.
• Daily use of AI coding tools in production work with tests and CI.

Responsibilities

• Own end-to-end area of the product (e.g., task engine or legacy migrations).
• Collaborate with client engineers, lead developer and product manager to align acceptance criteria with sprint goals.
• Review diffs and answer for what merges, ensuring features are production-ready.
• Ship four to five features per two-week sprint, verified before merge.

Skills

Full-stack development

React

TypeScript

SQL on Azure

CI/CD

AI coding tools

English communication

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Tools

Azure

CI/CD tools

Job description

Bluelight is a remote product studio delivering MVPs and custom software for startups and established companies. You will join a live product with new workflow features while maintaining existing ones, focusing on the server side (Azure SQL to API) and building React/TypeScript screens on top.

You will guide AI coding tools, review diffs line-by-line, and determine what merges. If you prefer writing most code by hand, this may not be the right seat.