Build software that Indian businesses actually need
Katixo is a small, focused team building accounting and POS software for MSMEs, retailers, and distributors across India. We are early-stage and hiring.
What it's like to work here
Remote-first
Work from anywhere in India. We coordinate asynchronously and meet when it matters.
Real problems
Indian MSMEs need better tools. You'll build software that shops and businesses actually use every day.
Early-stage equity
Early team members get meaningful ownership. We grow together.
Small team, high leverage
No layers of approvals. You ship directly to users and see the impact the same week.
We're hiring for these positions
We value practical builders over pedigree. Show us what you've shipped.
Full-Stack Engineer
Build end-to-end features across our Next.js frontend and Node.js backend — invoicing workflows, inventory systems, bank reconciliation, and GST compliance modules.
Frontend Engineer
Own the user experience for billing counters, dashboards, and reports. Performance and keyboard-first interaction matter — our users bill hundreds of invoices a day.
Product Designer
Design interfaces for complex accounting workflows that feel simple. You'll work directly with the founder and ship designs within the same sprint.
DevOps / Infrastructure
Own our deployment pipeline, database reliability, and edge infrastructure on Cloudflare. We ship static frontends and serverless APIs.
How we hire
Apply via email
Send your resume and a short note about what you've built to hello@katixo.com. No cover letter template — just tell us what excites you.
Short intro call (30 min)
We discuss your background, what you're looking for, and whether there's a mutual fit.
Paid take-home task
A small, practical task related to the role. We pay for your time — we know good work isn't free.
Final conversation
A deeper discussion about how you'd work day-to-day, compensation, and timeline.
Don't see your role listed?
We're always interested in hearing from strong builders. Send us a note and we'll reach out when something opens up.