Software Engineer (Electron.js)

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Contract type
Ongoing
Work mode
Remote
Experience
Mid-level · 3+ years

Job description

A Software Engineer role focused on desktop systems, helping design and scale a cross-platform time intelligence application for MacOS and Windows used by thousands of professionals.

At a glance

Employment
Full-time
Work mode
Remote

What you'll do

  • Architect and evolve a cross-platform desktop agent using Electron.js, optimized for performance and minimal resource footprint
  • Build real-time timekeeping systems with precise event tracking and background execution
  • Design and implement system-level signal collection (keyboard, mouse, app usage) with strong privacy and efficiency guarantees
  • Develop offline-first data pipelines with reliable background sync and conflict resolution
  • Integrate with distributed backend services and internal APIs to enable analytics and reporting
  • Continuously improve runtime performance, memory efficiency, and fault tolerance
  • Collaborate with product, design, and backend teams to ship features that directly impact user productivity

What we're looking for

  • 3+ years building production-grade desktop applications with Electron.js
  • Strong proficiency in JavaScript/TypeScript and Node.js
  • Experience designing cross-platform systems (MacOS + Windows) with consistent behavior
  • Hands-on work with real-time tracking, event streams, or activity monitoring systems
  • Familiarity with OS-level APIs for capturing user/system interactions
  • Deep understanding of performance optimization in desktop environments
  • Strong debugging skills and ability to reason about edge cases in distributed/offline systems

Nice to have

  • Experience building productivity, monitoring, or telemetry-driven applications
  • Knowledge of native OS integrations (permissions, background processes, system hooks)
  • Understanding of security and privacy considerations in user activity tracking
  • Familiarity with auto-update systems and release management in Electron

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