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Zentari scheduling is opened every morning by plant supervisors who have about ninety seconds to decide what the shift will build. The interface has to load fast on a shared desktop, hold a lot of state without becoming confusing, and never quietly lose an edit. You will own that surface.
This is a senior individual contributor role on a team of five: one designer, two backend engineers and a product manager. You are expected to push back on requirements that would make the screen harder to use, not just implement them.
Most weeks are a mix of feature work on the planning board, paying down interaction debt, and improving how the app behaves when the network drops mid-edit. We are halfway through moving a legacy Redux store to a mix of server state and local component state, and you would help finish that migration without a big-bang rewrite.
You will also set the standard for the rest of the front end: how we test components, how we measure render cost, and what the review bar is.
Five or more years writing React in production, genuine depth in JavaScript rather than a memorised set of framework recipes, and the judgement to know when a virtualised list is worth its complexity and when a plain map is fine.
Zentari builds workflow software for mid-market manufacturing and logistics companies across India and South-East Asia. The product began in 2018 as an internal tool for a single Pune factory and now runs scheduling, quality checks and dispatch for a few hundred plants.
Engineering is organised into small, durable teams that own a slice of the product from database to interface. There is no separate maintenance team and no ticket queue between design and build. The engineer who ships a feature also answers for it when it misbehaves at 6am.
We are remote-friendly with a hub in Indiranagar, Bengaluru. Most teams meet in person for one week a quarter and work asynchronously the rest of the time.



