Deliver new product capabilities across our platform as a Staff Software Engineer at OpenGov in Pune.
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Role intensity
70% hands-on coding
AI in the day-to-day
Use AI-assisted development tools daily to accelerate coding, debugging, and documentation.
Requirements
Not disclosed in this posting: compensation, work arrangement, visa sponsorship.
Benefits
Joblaze summary
In this role, the Staff Software Engineer at OpenGov is responsible for delivering new product capabilities across the platform, focusing on both backend and frontend development. The position requires expertise in modern JavaScript frameworks and experience with AI-assisted development tools to enhance productivity and build AI-powered features. Ideal candidates will have over a decade of experience in scalable software development, particularly in enterprise SaaS, and should thrive in a fast-paced environment. OpenGov emphasizes collaboration and innovation, making it suitable for those eager to impact public sector technology.
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You’ll deliver new product capabilities across our platform, working across the full stack — from database models to UI components — and owning features end-to-end. AI is central to how you’ll work: you’ll use AI-assisted development tools daily to accelerate your output, build AI-powered product experiences for our customers, and help establish the practices that make our team effective in this new operating model.
Build and improve APIs, microservices, and frontend experiences that power government agencies at scale
Own features end-to-end: collaborate with Product and Design to define the problem, build the solution, ship it, and monitor it in production
Build AI-powered product features — from intelligent data analysis and agent-driven workflows to AI-assisted user experiences that transform how government teams work
Use AI-assisted development tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, or similar) as a core part of your workflow to accelerate coding, debugging, and documentation
Produce clean, well-documented code and conduct thorough reviews of both human-written and AI-generated code, with a sharp eye for the subtle failure modes each produces
Collaborate across the organization to translate business priorities into shipped features that drive customer success
Have 10+ years of professional experience building scalable software in an agile environment
Have strong experience with modern JavaScript/TypeScript frameworks (React or similar) and backend development
Are comfortable working across the stack — frontend, backend, data layer — and shipping features end-to-end
Have built heavily utilized enterprise SaaS software
Actively use AI-assisted development tools and have a feel for when they accelerate you vs. when they lead you astray
Have experience building AI-powered product features: agents, AI-driven UX, workflow automation, or retrieval systems (direct ML/model training experience not required)
Have built APIs, designed database models (SQL and NoSQL), and worked with event-driven patterns
Thrive in a fast-paced, high-growth environment where new ideas ship daily, staying closely aligned to customer needs and outcomes
Demonstrated experience working directly with customers to improve product experiences
A track record of experimenting with new AI tools and bringing effective ones to your team
Track record of driving team improvement through mentoring and process innovation
Previous work in govtech, fintech, or regulated SaaS environments
React · TypeScript · Ember.js · Node.js · GraphQL · REST · PostgreSQL · MongoDB · AWS · Azure · Kubernetes · Docker · GitHub
Comprehensive healthcare options for individuals and families
Flexible vacation policy and paid company holidays
401(k) with company match
Professional development and growth opportunities
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