Mumzworld

Software Engineer

Mumzworld·LinkedIn·Location not specified·1 week ago

About the role

Job

Overview

We are hiring engineers who build with agents, not just with editors.

Mumzworld is the largest mother, baby and child e-commerce platform in the Middle East - millions of customers, a deep catalogue, and a stack that has to stay fast, correct and cheap at scale. We are rebuilding how our engineering team works around AI: agents write, review and test alongside us, and the engineers who compound fastest are the ones who know how to direct them.

This is a backend-heavy full stack role. You will own services end to end - schema to API to the React surface that consumes it - and you will be expected to ship at a pace that only makes sense if you are genuinely fluent with modern AI tooling.

Key Responsibilities

  • Own backend services end to end. Design, build and operate NestJS/TypeScript services on PostgreSQL - data modelling, APIs, background jobs, caching, observability, on-call for what you ship.
  • Close the loop on the frontend. Build the React interfaces that consume your APIs. You should be comfortable shipping a feature all the way to the customer without a handoff.
  • Work at real e-commerce scale. Catalogue, cart, checkout, pricing, promotions, inventory, order orchestration - systems where correctness and latency both matter, in two languages and multiple markets.
  • Build with agents by default. Use Claude Code and similar tooling as a core part of your workflow: planning, implementation, refactors, test generation, migrations, incident triage.
  • Make the team faster, not just yourself. Author agent skills, subagents and workflows that other engineers reuse. Wire up MCP servers to our internal systems. Turn tribal knowledge into tooling.
  • Ship AI into the product. Build LLM-powered features - search and discovery, content generation, support automation, merchandising assistance - with proper evals, guardrails and cost/latency budgets.
  • Raise the bar on quality. Strong code review, meaningful tests, and a healthy scepticism about agent-generated code that looks right.

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