Senior Technical Architect(React.js+Node.js)

Apache Kafka — event streaming, producers/consumers, partitioning, and stream processing at scale.

Clickstream data pipelines — capturing, processing, and analyzing high-volume user-event data.

MySQL (and relational data modeling, query optimization, indexing, replication) — plus exposure to NoSQL stores (Redis, MongoDB, Cassandra/DynamoDB).

Data warehousing and analytics pipelines (e.g. ClickHouse, BigQuery, Snowflake, or equivalents).

Modern JavaScript/TypeScript frameworks (React / Angular / Vue) and responsive, performant UI architecture.

Cloud platforms (AWS / GCP ), containerization (Docker, Kubernetes), and CI/CD pipelines.

Caching, CDN, load balancing, and high-availability design for high-traffic consumer systems.

Observability and monitoring (logging, metrics, tracing, alerting).

Hands-on use of AI-assisted development tooling across the SDLC, and a clear view on applying AI within the product.

12+ years of software engineering experience, with a strong full-stack foundation across modern web frameworks, backend services, databases, and cloud infrastructure.

Proven track record architecting and delivering large-scale, high-traffic systems.

Demonstrated experience leading teams of 10–20 engineers and running multiple projects simultaneously without compromising timelines.

Strong prioritization instincts — able to align technical decisions with business outcomes and defend trade-offs.

Hands-on fluency with AI-native development tooling and a clear point of view on applying AI across the engineering lifecycle.

Excellent leadership, mentorship, and stakeholder-communication skills.

Solid project management capability (Agile/Scrum or equivalent).

Experience in travel-tech, e-commerce, or high-scale consumer platforms.

Experience setting up team-wide AI tooling, standards, or governance.

Additional Information: Candidates are responsible for safeguarding sensitive company data against unauthorized access, use, or disclosure, and for reporting any suspected security incidents in line with the organization's ISMS (Information Security Management System) policies and procedures.