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A growing tech startup in Puchong is looking for an engineer to develop an interactive learning portal. This role involves building core components, improving system architecture, and maintaining a focus on student success. Candidates should possess strong skills in frontend and full-stack development, particularly with React and TypeScript, and a passion for education. This is an opportunity to create impactful learning experiences while working in an agile startup environment.
We’re growing fast, but our product team is running into familiar problems:
We have ambitious features (AI coding buddy, gamified XP system, lesson engine) but not enough engineers who can execute well.
Our CMS-driven pages work, but we need someone who understands headless architecture and can turn designer files into real components.
We have multiple products — LMS, Jobier, bootcamp portal, and the infra needs to scale while staying easy to maintain.
We need engineers who think, not just code. People who can weigh DigitalOcean vs Vercel vs DO Droplet, or Payload CMS vs custom.
And because we’re in edtech, we need someone who cares about the students, not just the stack.
If we keep hiring “just React coders,” we’ll move slowly, ship inconsistently, and fail to deliver on the high-quality learning experience we promise.
That’s why this role exists.
Sigma School is building a learning portal for ASEAN: interactive coding, AI-assisted teaching, XP systems, quizzes, projects, and job pathways.
We need an engineer who can:
This is a product-driven engineering role.
Not “wait for a ticket.”
We want someone with opinions, ownership, and curiosity.
In 6–12 months, you should be able to say:
“I built core parts of the learning portal: lessons, coding exercises, course flows, dashboards, AI features.”
“I improved our architecture so adding new modules is fast, not painful.”
“Our LMS is stable and smooth — students get fewer errors, more joy.”
“Marketing can ship landing pages without engineering help because I built good CMS blocks.”
“I can explain the pros & cons of any tech choice we make.”
“I helped students understand coding — through documentation, occasional teaching, or debugging.”
Success is measured by impact on learning, not lines of code.
Proceed here: sig1.co/apply-job & include:
A short note about why you care about education
A few sentences on a technical decision you’re proud of
This role directly shapes how future developers in ASEAN learn to code.
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