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Tvarana | India (Hybrid) | Open to Remote for Exceptional Candidates | 3–5 Years Experience Tvarana builds enterprise software products used by businesses around the world. Since 2007, we’ve focused on building products, not projects , with a growing portfolio of SuiteApps and independent software products that automate finance, operations, and document workflows. Our 150+ person engineering team designs and ships products used by companies globally. As a NetSuite SDN Partner and CII Top 20 Innovative Company , product development sits at the core of what we do. We’re looking for Product Developers who enjoy building software products end-to-end, not just implementing features. The Role As a Product Developer, you will work on the design and development of new capabilities across our SuiteApps and emerging independent software products . You’ll collaborate closely with product managers and other engineers to build scalable, reliable software that solves real operational problems for businesses. This role requires someone who enjoys thinking beyond individual tickets and understands how features fit into a larger product. What You’ll Do • Design and build new features across Tvarana’s SuiteApps and software products • Contribute to product architecture, scalability, and system design decisions • Collaborate with product managers to translate requirements into robust technical solutions • Write clean, maintainable, and well-tested code • Participate in sprint planning, code reviews, and release cycles • Identify opportunities to improve product performance, reliability, and usability • Debug complex issues and ensure high-quality releases • Contribute to improving engineering standards and development practices What Makes Someone Successful Here You enjoy building products that are used by real businesses. You think about scalability and maintainability while writing code. You understand how individual features contribute to the overall product experience. You are comfortable collaborating closely with product and engineering teams. Requirements • 3–5 years of experience in software product development • Strong programming fundamentals and experience building production software • Experience developing scalable applications and APIs • Comfortable working in Agile development environments • Strong debugging and problem-solving skills • Ability to write clean, maintainable, well-documented code • Strong collaboration and communication skills Nice to Have • Experience developing NetSuite SuiteApps • Experience with ERP integrations or business software platforms • Experience building SaaS or multi-tenant applications • Exposure to cloud infrastructure and modern development frameworks Why Tvarana • Work on real products used by global businesses • Collaborate with experienced product and engineering teams • Opportunity to contribute to both SuiteApps and independent software products • Hybrid work environment with flexibility for exceptional remote candidates
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