Ship it, then go watch it get used
One cargo management system, run by real airlines, with a small team on it. Part of your onboarding happens at an airport, standing next to the people using what you wrote.
Remote, for people based in Indonesia or Malaysia. Full-time or part-time, rolling start. You need fluent English: most of the team is from somewhere else, so it is the working language, including in your interview.
Three openings
All three are open on a rolling basis. If you are strong on two of them, say so, because the team is small enough that it matters.
Remote, but not at a distance
The team writes code from Indonesia and Malaysia and nobody is asked to relocate. What we do ask is that you see the operation. Onboarding puts you at a cargo terminal with the warehouse operators, because a requirement written down in a ticket loses most of what matters about it.
Cargo is booked late, often within a day of departure, so a release that breaks acceptance breaks somebody's shift. Sometimes that means worrying about your push at three in the morning. The upside is that the feedback loop is short and real: you can watch someone use the screen you shipped last week and see them get stuck.



How hiring works
Three calls on Google Meet, then an answer inside two weeks if the feedback is positive. There is no take-home exercise.
- 01Personal fit15 minutes
Your motivation and some situational questions, to see whether our culture and yours line up.
- 02Technical30 minutes
With someone from the engineering team. Your interviewer will most likely be Indonesian and the call is in English because the rest of the team is not.
- 03Co-founder30 to 60 minutes
Alex takes the last one. He will go through what is next on the roadmap and where your skills would fit against it.
The one thing to prepare
Be ready to share your screen and walk us through the project you are most proud of. If it is current work and the contents are sensitive, take a copy and randomise the contact details and any real numbers first. Beyond that, just show up.
After the interviews
Apply to engineering
Write to careers@belli.ai. Tell us what you have built and what you would want to work on. A CV is welcome but a link to something you made is worth more.