Full-Stack Developer at Pixellot

Tel Aviv, Tel-Aviv District, Israel -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

09 Aug, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

11 May, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, MongoDB, REST API, GraphQL, JWT, OAuth, Monorepo, CI/CD, Agentic Engineering, Bun, Biome, Capacitor, HLS/DASH

Industry

Media Production

Description

At Pixellot, our AI-powered cameras autonomously capture sports events and transform them into personalized content for players, teams, and fans. Halo is the platform that delivers that content - live and on-demand video, athlete profiles, highlights, and statistics - to every viewer, on every screen. We’re looking for a Full-Stack Developer to join the Halo rebuild: a clean, greenfield rewrite of our OTT sports platform. This is a product-focused role on a lean, senior squad - you’ll own features end-to-end, from API to UI, and ship them to real fans worldwide. We develop using agentic engineering methods - specifically the BMad Method, a structured approach where AI agents handle well-defined work in a disciplined, human-supervised workflow. You’ll be expected to work fluidly alongside AI agents: reviewing their output, catching their blind spots, and knowing when to take the wheel yourself. As part of your role, you will: Build full-stack product features across the Halo monorepo - API routes, business logic, React components, and page layouts. Work within a Next.js 16 / React 19 frontend (App Router, Server Components, TypeScript) and contribute to shared packages including the design system and domain contracts. Design and implement API endpoints integrating with upstream data sources: sports data, athlete identity, and media repositories. Migrate logic incrementally from the legacy platform (NestJS, Node/Express, CodeIgniter PHP) into the new Halo architecture. Write meaningful tests, contribute to CI/CD pipelines, and uphold code quality in a Bun-powered monorepo with Biome. Bring product instincts to technical decisions - flag gaps in specs, propose simpler solutions, and push back on scope that isn’t ready. Requirements 4+ years of full-stack development with production TypeScript on both frontend and backend. Strong React fundamentals and hands-on experience with Next.js (App Router, SSR, data fetching strategies). Solid backend experience: REST or GraphQL API design, MongoDB or similar document stores, authentication flows (JWT, OAuth). Comfort in a monorepo with shared packages, and the discipline to keep shared code stable. Genuine curiosity about AI-assisted development — you’ve used LLM tools seriously in your workflow and have opinions about where they help and where they don’t. A pragmatic approach to testing — tests that catch real bugs, not padding for coverage metrics. Bonus points if you have: Hands-on experience with agentic development workflows (BMad, Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot Workspace, or similar). Experience with React Server Components or Next.js 15+ in production. Background with video platforms, live streaming (HLS/DASH), or OTT products. Familiarity with Capacitor — our mobile app shares the same web layer. Experience migrating or strangling a legacy monolith without disrupting live traffic. Why You'll Love Working Here Greenfield ownership on a product that real fans and athletes rely on. Work at the frontier of agentic engineering — this team moves faster because of how it works, not just what it builds. A lean squad where your decisions carry weight and land in production quickly. A culture that values pragmatism, craft, and shipping things that work. Join the Team! If you think in systems - from data model to user interaction - are energized by the pace that agentic workflows unlock, and want to build a sports platform fans actually love, we’d love to meet you.

Responsibilities

Develop full-stack features for the Halo OTT sports platform using Next.js and TypeScript within a Bun-powered monorepo. Implement API endpoints and migrate legacy logic from NestJS and PHP into a new architecture using agentic engineering methods.