Product Engineer — Enterprise Tools

Chair.com.pk; Toronto; Hybrid; CAD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Quix is seeking a Product Engineer to build internal enterprise applications that improve operational efficiency, data access, and reliability. You’ll work closely with architects and clients to translate workflows into durable, well-structured software for day-to-day operations.

Responsibilities include designing workflows, implementing API integrations, and ensuring secure, scalable tools with strong maintenance and documentation practices.

Qualifications

• Strong full-stack engineering experience shipping enterprise tools.
• Proficiency in React and TypeScript for front-end surfaces.
• Back-end skills in Node.js, .NET, or Python for integrations.
• Experience connecting UIs to enterprise data sources.
• Knowledge of RBAC, audit logging, and security patterns.
• Ability to work with limited specs and deliver functional software.

Responsibilities

• Design and build internal enterprise applications: workflows, data interfaces, dashboards.
• Collaborate with solutions architects and clients to understand workflows and integration needs.
• Implement data connections, API integrations, and workflow automation powering tool functionality.
• Ensure tool reliability, maintainability, and access control design from the outset.
• Conduct user-facing discovery and usability reviews to align with operational needs.
• Build with documentation, configuration management, and support readiness.
• Iterate on deployed tools based on operational feedback and changing enterprise requirements.

Skills

Full-stack development

React

TypeScript

Node.js

.NET

Python

Security principles

Enterprise tools

Product intuition

Tools

APIs

Databases

Event streams

Job description

Build internal enterprise applications and workflow tools that improve operational efficiency, data access, and process reliability for enterprise clients.

Quix is looking for a Product Engineer with the instincts to build tools that people actually use. This role is for someone who combines strong engineering capability with product-minded judgment — someone who can understand the workflows, pain points, and operational requirements of enterprise users, and translate that understanding into applications that are reliable, well-structured, and genuinely useful in day-to-day operations.

Role overview Quix is looking for a Product Engineer with the instincts to build tools that people actually use. This role is for someone who combines strong engineering capability with product-minded judgment — someone who can understand the workflows, pain points, and operational requirements of enterprise users, and translate that understanding into applications that are reliable, well-structured, and genuinely useful in day-to-day operations.

Work is calm, technical, and delivery-focused. You’ll help teams make durable decisions in enterprise environments where reliability and operational clarity matter.

What You’ll Do

• Design and build internal enterprise applications: workflow management tools, data interfaces, reporting surfaces, and operational dashboards.
• Collaborate with solutions architects and clients to understand user workflows, operational requirements, and integration needs.
• Implement data connections, API integrations, and workflow automation that power enterprise tool functionality.
• Ensure tool reliability, maintainability, and appropriate access control design from the outset.
• Conduct user-facing discovery and usability review to align implementation with actual operational needs.
• Build with operational handoff in mind: documentation, configuration management, and support readiness.
• Iterate on deployed tools based on operational feedback and changing enterprise requirements.

What We’re Looking For

• Strong full-stack engineering experience with a track record of shipping tools that enterprise users depend on.
• Proficiency in React and TypeScript for front-end surfaces alongside Node.js, .NET, or Python for back-end integration layers.
• Experience connecting application UIs to enterprise data sources: APIs, databases, and event streams.
• Understanding of role-based access, audit logging, and security patterns relevant to enterprise tools.
• Product instincts: ability to prioritize features based on user impact rather than technical interest.
• Ability to work with limited specification and produce clear, functional software from ambiguous requirements.

Nice to Have

• Experience with low-code or configuration-driven application frameworks for internal tooling.
• Background in workflow automation: Power Automate, Zapier, or equivalent enterprise automation platforms.
• Experience delivering tools in regulated industries where compliance and audit trail requirements apply.

Enterprise teams often work with inadequate tooling — using spreadsheets, workarounds, and manual processes where purpose-built applications would reduce error and improve throughput. The tools built in this role directly improve operational quality for the people who depend on them daily.