About the job
At Duna, we envision our company as a dynamic product in its own right, tirelessly striving to cultivate a transparent and ambitious culture. We aspire for this to be the ideal environment where you can unleash your full potential.
Our mission is to revolutionize identity within the global economy. We are proud to be supported by premier investors including Index Ventures, alongside founders and leaders from prestigious companies such as Stripe, Adyen, Notion, Remote, Qonto, Framer, Anthropic, Mollie, OpenAI, and Goldman Sachs.
This role evolves beyond a standard job description, but here’s a succinct overview.
Your Responsibilities:
Develop comprehensive product features, from API design to elegant UI implementation.
Design and maintain robust and scalable systems across the technology stack.
Collaborate closely with product and design teams to transform concepts into seamless product experiences.
Prioritize code quality, testing, and sustainable long-term maintenance.
Contribute to refining our engineering practices and shaping our technical culture.
Who We Are Looking For:
Comfortable traversing various parts of the stack to resolve challenges.
Excellent communicator who thrives in collaborative settings.
Possesses systems thinking - understanding how product decisions impact the entire stack.
Eager to learn and navigate through ambiguous scenarios.
Inquisitive nature.
Ambitious mindset.
Exhibits kindness.
Our technology stack includes Node.js + TypeScript, React, Event Sourcing, Express, Postgres, RabbitMQ, Kubernetes, and AWS. Familiarity with these technologies is advantageous but not essential. We are more enthusiastic about your problem-solving approach and solution-finding capabilities.
At Duna, we are eager to welcome passionate individuals from diverse backgrounds. We value potential, growth, and a variety of perspectives. If you're excited about this opportunity, a natural builder, and wish to create exceptional products with talented individuals, we would be thrilled to connect with you.

