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Arke is seeking a hands-on Full Stack Engineer to unify multiple client installations into a coherent platform. You will assess current setups, define a shared foundation and build reusable components for reliability and easier development.
The role spans frontend and backend in TypeScript on Google Cloud, with emphasis on stable migrations, testing, and clear documentation. AI-enabled tooling will be part of the workflow to improve quality and velocity.
Arke builds software that helps manufacturing companies manage their operations - from purchasing and inventory to production and order fulfilment. We believe technology should adapt to how a business works, helping teams move beyond fragmented spreadsheets and rigid management systems.
We’re looking for a hands‑on Full Stack Engineer to help turn our existing client installations into a stable, maintainable foundation for the next stage of Arke’s growth.
Your first priority will be to bring together a number of separate client installations into a coherent technical platform. You’ll understand what exists today, identify what should be shared, and build reusable components that make the product more reliable and easier to develop.
This requires both architectural judgment and practical delivery. You’ll decide where to standardise, where customer‑specific behaviour belongs, and how to introduce improvements safely while customers continue using the software.
Our stack is built with TypeScript, running on Google Cloud infrastructure, with deployments handled through Insforge. AI-powered engineering tools and workflows will be a core part of how you work.
In your first few months, you’ll establish a clear picture of the existing installations and a practical consolidation roadmap. You’ll deliver the first shared components, demonstrate their adoption across installations, and introduce measurable improvements in reliability and release confidence.
Over time, your work should make it easier to launch new customer installations, deliver improvements across the product and maintain customer‑specific functionality without accumulating unnecessary duplication.
You’ll have meaningful ownership of the technical foundation of a product used to run real manufacturing operations. This is an opportunity to shape both the architecture and the engineering practices, with a direct connection between the software you build and the people who depend on it.