How quickly can I hire a Node.js developer from Xenotix?

You can have a pre-vetted, salaried senior Node.js developer onboarded within 48 hours of finalising the engagement. We handle the matching, mutual NDA, repository access, and AWS setup, so the engineer starts on real backend work almost immediately instead of spending a week ramping up on process. Because we hire from a salaried bench rather than recruiting to order, there is no multi-week sourcing delay.

What is the cost to hire a Node.js developer in India?

At Xenotix, a dedicated senior Node.js engineer is ₹1,20,000–₹2,10,000 per month (about $1,400–$2,500 for a full 160 hours). Hourly is ₹1,500–₹2,600/hr and part-time is ₹60,000–₹1,00,000/month. That is roughly 60–70% below an equivalent US backend engineer for comparable shipping output, and our rates are published up front with no markup added after the introduction call.

Are your Node.js developers freelancers or full-time employees?

They are salaried, full-time Xenotix engineers — not freelancers pulled from a marketplace for the duration of your project. That means continuity between sprints, real accountability, shared internal tooling and code review, and a backend engineer who pairs with our design, DevOps, and QA teams exactly as they do on our own 110+ shipped products. You are hiring into a company, not renting an individual contractor.

Does your team really include IIT and NIT alumni?

Yes. Our engineering team includes alumni from NIT Kurukshetra and IIT Bombay, among other top institutes, and they work on the same backends you would hire for. We describe this honestly as the team including such alumni; we do not invent individual names or promise a specific named engineer before we have actually matched one to your project and stack.

Is there a free trial before I commit?

Yes. Most engagements start with a 1-week paid trial so you can see the engineer's real output on your codebase before extending. If the fit is not right, we replace the engineer at no cost. There is no long-term lock-in — week-by-week, monthly, and project-based contracts are all available.

Can your Node.js developers work in my time zone?

Our team is IST-aligned and offers a 4+ hour evening overlap with US time zones and full-day overlap with the UK, Europe, UAE, and Australia. For dedicated engagements we align working hours with your business day where the collaboration needs it, so standups and reviews happen live.

Can you build real-time and microservices backends, not just CRUD APIs?

Yes — that is a core strength. We build sub-second WebSocket systems (as in Cricket Winner at IPL-scale traffic) and microservices communicating over Kafka and RabbitMQ, handling idempotency, retries, dead-letter queues, and back-pressure. We also do straightforward REST/GraphQL APIs; we scope the architecture to what your product actually needs.

What skills should I look for in a Node.js developer?

Look for strong async and event-loop understanding, clean API design in Express or NestJS, TypeScript fluency, solid PostgreSQL and MongoDB data modelling, Redis caching, and real experience with queues (Kafka/RabbitMQ) and WebSockets. Just as important: someone who has run a service in production, tuned a slow query, and debugged a memory leak — not only written happy-path code.

How do I write a Node.js developer job description?

State the seniority, the systems they will own (APIs, real-time, microservices), and the exact stack — Node.js, Express/NestJS, TypeScript, PostgreSQL/MongoDB, Redis, Kafka/RabbitMQ, AWS. List concrete responsibilities (design endpoints, own data models, deploy on AWS), required years of shipped production experience, and outcomes you expect in the first 90 days. Include time-zone overlap and whether it is dedicated, part-time, or hourly.

What are good interview questions for a Node.js developer?

Ask how the event loop handles a CPU-bound task and what they do about it; how they design idempotent queue consumers; when they choose PostgreSQL over MongoDB; how they scale WebSocket connections; how they structure a NestJS module; and how they debugged a real production incident. Strong candidates give specific, experience-backed answers rather than textbook definitions.

How long does it take to hire a Node.js developer through Xenotix?

From finalising the engagement to a working, onboarded engineer is typically 48 hours, because we hire from a salaried bench rather than recruiting to order. Compared with hiring a Node.js developer in-house — where sourcing, interviewing, and notice periods routinely take 6–10 weeks — this removes almost all of the lead time before real backend work begins.

How quickly can I hire a Node.js developer from Xenotix?

You can have a pre-vetted, salaried senior Node.js developer onboarded within 48 hours of finalising the engagement. We handle the matching, mutual NDA, repository access, and AWS setup, so the engineer starts on real backend work almost immediately instead of spending a week ramping up on process. Because we hire from a salaried bench rather than recruiting to order, there is no multi-week sourcing delay.

What is the cost to hire a Node.js developer in India?

At Xenotix, a dedicated senior Node.js engineer is ₹1,20,000–₹2,10,000 per month (about $1,400–$2,500 for a full 160 hours). Hourly is ₹1,500–₹2,600/hr and part-time is ₹60,000–₹1,00,000/month. That is roughly 60–70% below an equivalent US backend engineer for comparable shipping output, and our rates are published up front with no markup added after the introduction call.

Are your Node.js developers freelancers or full-time employees?

They are salaried, full-time Xenotix engineers — not freelancers pulled from a marketplace for the duration of your project. That means continuity between sprints, real accountability, shared internal tooling and code review, and a backend engineer who pairs with our design, DevOps, and QA teams exactly as they do on our own 110+ shipped products. You are hiring into a company, not renting an individual contractor.

Does your team really include IIT and NIT alumni?

Yes. Our engineering team includes alumni from NIT Kurukshetra and IIT Bombay, among other top institutes, and they work on the same backends you would hire for. We describe this honestly as the team including such alumni; we do not invent individual names or promise a specific named engineer before we have actually matched one to your project and stack.

Is there a free trial before I commit?

Yes. Most engagements start with a 1-week paid trial so you can see the engineer's real output on your codebase before extending. If the fit is not right, we replace the engineer at no cost. There is no long-term lock-in — week-by-week, monthly, and project-based contracts are all available.

Can your Node.js developers work in my time zone?

Our team is IST-aligned and offers a 4+ hour evening overlap with US time zones and full-day overlap with the UK, Europe, UAE, and Australia. For dedicated engagements we align working hours with your business day where the collaboration needs it, so standups and reviews happen live.

Can you build real-time and microservices backends, not just CRUD APIs?

Yes — that is a core strength. We build sub-second WebSocket systems (as in Cricket Winner at IPL-scale traffic) and microservices communicating over Kafka and RabbitMQ, handling idempotency, retries, dead-letter queues, and back-pressure. We also do straightforward REST/GraphQL APIs; we scope the architecture to what your product actually needs.

What skills should I look for in a Node.js developer?

Look for strong async and event-loop understanding, clean API design in Express or NestJS, TypeScript fluency, solid PostgreSQL and MongoDB data modelling, Redis caching, and real experience with queues (Kafka/RabbitMQ) and WebSockets. Just as important: someone who has run a service in production, tuned a slow query, and debugged a memory leak — not only written happy-path code.

How do I write a Node.js developer job description?

State the seniority, the systems they will own (APIs, real-time, microservices), and the exact stack — Node.js, Express/NestJS, TypeScript, PostgreSQL/MongoDB, Redis, Kafka/RabbitMQ, AWS. List concrete responsibilities (design endpoints, own data models, deploy on AWS), required years of shipped production experience, and outcomes you expect in the first 90 days. Include time-zone overlap and whether it is dedicated, part-time, or hourly.

What are good interview questions for a Node.js developer?

Ask how the event loop handles a CPU-bound task and what they do about it; how they design idempotent queue consumers; when they choose PostgreSQL over MongoDB; how they scale WebSocket connections; how they structure a NestJS module; and how they debugged a real production incident. Strong candidates give specific, experience-backed answers rather than textbook definitions.

How long does it take to hire a Node.js developer through Xenotix?

From finalising the engagement to a working, onboarded engineer is typically 48 hours, because we hire from a salaried bench rather than recruiting to order. Compared with hiring a Node.js developer in-house — where sourcing, interviewing, and notice periods routinely take 6–10 weeks — this removes almost all of the lead time before real backend work begins.

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Q: Who owns the code and IP?

You own everything from day one — source code, database schemas, infrastructure-as-code, and AWS account credentials. Our engagement contract carries explicit 100% IP-transfer language, and mutual NDAs are signed before any scoping conversation begins, so there is never ambiguity about what belongs to you. Because our engineers are salaried employees rather than subcontractors, there is no third party who could claim a stake in your codebase.

Hire senior Node.js developers in India — salaried backend engineers for APIs, real-time, and microservices

Xenotix Labs is a founder-led, startup-first software company where teams come to hire Node.js developers in India who have shipped backends that carry real production load. We are not a freelancer marketplace. Every Node.js engineer you hire through us is a salaried, full-time member of our team — the same people who architected and still operate the services behind 110+ shipped apps for 50+ brands reaching over 10 million users. Our bench includes NIT and IIT alumni (NIT Kurukshetra, IIT Bombay among them), and when you bring one on, you get an engineer who owns API design, data modelling, queueing, and deployment end-to-end, not a resource who hands off the hard parts.

The backend proof is specific, not abstract. Cricket Winner streams ball-by-ball cricket scores to fans at IPL-scale traffic with sub-second WebSocket latency — a system our Node.js engineers built to stay fast when concurrency spikes into the hundreds of thousands. ClaimsMitra, an insurance inspection platform, runs 114+ API endpoints our team designed and maintains. Veda Milk's D2C dairy subscription engine generates deliveries nightly through RabbitMQ. Mappu (grocery e-commerce), CorporateGate (AI resume builder), and Alcedo (edtech) all run on Node.js services we shipped. When we say our engineers know how to build APIs, real-time systems, and event-driven pipelines, we can point you at the live products before you sign anything.

The stack our Node.js team works in daily is deliberately production-grade: Node.js with Express and NestJS, TypeScript in strict mode, WebSockets for real-time, Kafka for high-throughput event streams, RabbitMQ for job queues, PostgreSQL and MongoDB for data, Redis for caching and rate-limiting, and AWS Mumbai for deployment. This is a microservices-capable stack, and our engineers have decomposed monoliths, drawn sensible service boundaries, and handled the unglamorous realities — idempotency, retries with backoff, dead-letter queues, and back-pressure — that separate a system which survives Black-Friday traffic from one that quietly falls over on launch day. We choose the stack per problem — Express for lean focused services, NestJS for larger ones that need structure to stay legible as they grow.

Our hiring models flex to your stage and are priced in transparent INR with no post-call markup. Pre-seed and seed founders often take a Part-Time Developer at ₹60,000–₹1,00,000 per month (80 hours) to ship an MVP API without a full-time commitment. Funded teams take a Dedicated Developer at ₹1,20,000–₹2,10,000 per month (~$1,400–$2,500, 160 hours, exclusively yours). US, UK, UAE, and Australia customers frequently take Hourly engagements at ₹1,500–₹2,600/hr for surge capacity, performance tuning, or backend architecture reviews. Every engagement includes a 1-week trial, mutual NDA, and 100% IP ownership from day one.

Why hire Node.js developers from India in 2026? The economics remain compelling even after the rupee's recent strengthening — senior backend engineers in India deliver comparable shipping output to US peers for 60–70% less. But the deeper reason is depth: India's Node.js and backend community is one of the largest in the world, and Xenotix draws from it with a real vetting bar. We do not hire JavaScript generalists who once wrote an Express route. Our Node.js engineers have shipped services under load, tuned a slow PostgreSQL query, debugged a memory leak in a long-running process, and reasoned about consistency in an event-driven system without hand-waving.

Time zones are a solved problem, not a compromise. Our team is IST-aligned and offers a 4+ hour evening overlap with the US, and full-day overlap with the UK, Europe, the Middle East, and Australia. HQ is in Modinagar and Noida, and dedicated engagements can align working hours with your business day when the collaboration demands it. The result is a backend engineering partner that behaves like an in-house team — daily standups, weekly demos, code you can read, and a Node.js engineer who is reachable during your working hours and accountable for what ships.

Sub-services

What we ship inside hire node.js developers in india

Real engagements, real case studies — not a feature list. Each sub-service is one we have shipped to production.

Dedicated Senior Node.js Developer (160 hrs/month)

A full-time, salaried Node.js engineer working exclusively on your backend, 160 hours a month. Daily standups, weekly demos, full IP ownership, NDA standard, and a 1-week trial. They own API design, data modelling, queueing, caching, and AWS deployment end-to-end rather than handing off the hard parts, and they onboard onto our internal backend patterns so shippable code lands in week one instead of week four.

Use cases: Building a new backend from scratch, scaling an existing Node.js codebase, real-time systems, regulated fintech/insurance builds, post-funding consolidation

Shipped on: ClaimsMitra 114+ endpoints, Cricket Winner real-time backend, Veda Milk subscription engine

Part-Time Node.js Developer (80 hrs/month)

80 hours per month of senior Node.js backend engineering with weekly progress demos and flexible IST-overlap scheduling. Ideal for early-stage startups shipping an MVP API on a budget, or established teams adding endpoints and background workers to a live product incrementally without committing to a full-time headcount. You get the same salaried senior engineer and the same code quality, just at a lighter monthly allocation that scales up when you raise.

Use cases: MVP APIs, feature additions to live backends, endpoint expansion, maintenance, integration work

Shipped on: Multiple part-time backend engagements with active endpoint pipelines

Hourly / Project-Based Node.js Engineering

Pay per hour at ₹1,500–₹2,600 with detailed timesheets, transparent billing, and no minimum commitment, with a same-day start when bench capacity allows. Best for targeted backend work where you need senior Node.js hands without a monthly contract — a stubborn production bug, a performance regression, a security pass before a launch, or a second opinion on an architecture decision. Most US, UK, and UAE clients use this tier for surge capacity around releases.

Use cases: API bug fixes, performance tuning, query optimisation, security hardening, architecture reviews, short-term consulting

Shipped on: Standard surge and rescue engagement pattern for live Node.js backends

Real-Time & WebSocket Systems Engineering

Node.js engineers who build sub-second real-time systems over WebSockets — live scores, chat, presence, collaborative editing, and live dashboards. They handle connection scaling across instances, reconnection and heartbeats, room fan-out, and back-pressure so real-time features stay fast when concurrency spikes into the hundreds of thousands. This is the exact discipline behind Cricket Winner's ball-by-ball scoring at IPL-scale traffic, and it is a different skill set from writing request-response APIs.

Use cases: Live sports/fantasy apps, chat and messaging, collaborative tools, real-time dashboards, opinion-trading and betting engines

Shipped on: Cricket Winner sub-second ball-by-ball WebSocket sync at IPL-scale traffic

Microservices & Event-Driven Architecture

Decompose monoliths into independently scalable services that communicate over Kafka event streams and RabbitMQ job queues. Our engineers draw sane service boundaries and own the hard parts — idempotency, exactly-once versus at-least-once delivery, retries with backoff, dead-letter handling, and observability — so a slow or failing downstream never takes the whole platform down with it. We migrate incrementally, strangling the monolith rather than attempting a risky big-bang rewrite that stalls your roadmap for a quarter.

Use cases: Scaling past a monolith, high-throughput event pipelines, decoupling teams, background job processing, async workflows

Shipped on: Kafka/RabbitMQ pipelines across Cricket Winner and Veda Milk nightly subscription generation

API Platform Engineering (REST & GraphQL)

Design and build versioned, documented, secure API platforms in Express and NestJS — OpenAPI specs, rate limiting, auth guards, RBAC, cursor pagination, and consistent error contracts. Built for third-party and mobile consumption and for diligence, not just an internal demo. Our engineers structure services with clean layering and dependency injection so the codebase stays legible as the endpoint count grows, the way ClaimsMitra's 114+ endpoints did without collapsing into an unmaintainable pile of route handlers.

Use cases: Public/partner APIs, mobile-app backends, multi-client platforms, insurance and fintech APIs, admin panel backends

Shipped on: ClaimsMitra insurance inspection platform with 114+ production endpoints

Database, Caching & Performance Engineering

PostgreSQL schema design, indexing, and safe migrations; MongoDB document modelling for flexible access patterns; and Redis for caching and rate-limiting. Our engineers profile slow endpoints, read query plans, add the right indexes, introduce cache layers where they genuinely help, and design for the real read/write ratio your product has under load. Crucially, they know when a cache is hiding a data-model problem that should be fixed at the source rather than papered over with more Redis.

Use cases: Slow-API rescue, scaling reads, caching strategy, data-model refactors, migration from ad-hoc schemas

Shipped on: Query tuning and Redis caching across high-traffic Xenotix backends

Backend Architecture & Code-Review Engagements

A senior Node.js engineer reviews your existing backend for scalability debt, security gaps, data-model issues, and performance bottlenecks. The output is a written audit report plus PR-style inline suggestions and a prioritised remediation plan your own team can act on, or that we can execute in a follow-on engagement. It is a common first step for founders preparing for a fundraise, teams that inherited a codebase through acquisition, and products hitting their first traffic wall.

Use cases: Pre-fundraise diligence prep, post-acquisition tech audit, scaling a Node.js app past its first traffic wall

Shipped on: Standard pre-engagement service for many incoming backend projects

Tech stack reasoning

What seniority looks like in our Node.js engineers

Our Node.js developers are vetted on the dimensions that actually decide whether a backend survives production. API design — they can structure an Express or NestJS service with clean layering, dependency injection, versioning, and consistent error contracts, not a pile of route handlers with business logic inline. Async fluency — they understand the event loop, know why a synchronous CPU-bound task blocks everything, and reach for worker threads, streams, or a queue when the workload demands it. Data competence — they design PostgreSQL schemas with proper indexes and migrations, model MongoDB documents for real access patterns, and know when to cache in Redis versus when caching hides a design problem.

Real-time and messaging are first-class, not afterthoughts. Every senior engineer we put on a real-time engagement has shipped WebSocket systems that handle reconnection, presence, fan-out, and back-pressure — the same class of system behind Cricket Winner's sub-second scoring at IPL-scale traffic. On the messaging side they have built Kafka producers and consumers for high-throughput event streams and RabbitMQ workers for job queues, and they can reason about idempotency, exactly-once versus at-least-once delivery, dead-letter queues, and retry storms without guessing. This is the difference between a queue that quietly drops jobs and one you can trust with billing.

TypeScript is the default, in strict mode, across every backend we ship. We do not put loose JavaScript into production because type-driven development is how refactors land safely in a service that other teams depend on. Our engineers write typed DTOs, validate input at the boundary, and treat the compiler as the first line of defence against the class of bugs that only surface at 2am. NestJS is our framework of choice for larger services precisely because its structure and DI make a growing codebase stay legible; Express remains the right call for lean, focused services.

On operations, our Node.js engineers own the path to production, not just the code. They containerise services with Docker, deploy on AWS Mumbai using ECS or EC2 behind load balancers, wire up CI/CD, and instrument structured logging plus metrics so you can see what broke when something does. They design for horizontal scaling — stateless services, externalised sessions in Redis, health checks, and graceful shutdown — and they onboard onto our internal backend patterns, so your engagement starts producing shippable, reviewable code in week one, not week four. Seniority here means the engineer has been on call for a system like yours before.

Pricing & timeline

How much does hire node.js developers in india cost?

Published tiers, not opaque quotes. Every range below is one we have shipped engagements at.

Hourly / Surge

₹1,500 – ₹2,600 / hour

$18 – $31 / hour

TimelineSame-day start when bench available

Team1 senior Node.js engineer

ScopePer-hour backend engineering for API bug fixes, performance tuning, query optimisation, security hardening, and architecture reviews

Best forExisting Node.js backends needing surge capacity, tuning, or short-term consulting

Part-Time Developer

₹60,000 – ₹1,00,000 / month

$700 – $1,200 / month

TimelineStart in 48 hrs

Team1 senior Node.js engineer (50% allocation)

Scope80 hrs/month, weekly progress demos, IST-overlap scheduling, full IP ownership, mutual NDA

Best forPre-seed and seed startups, MVP APIs, endpoint additions to live backends

Dedicated Developer

₹1,20,000 – ₹2,10,000 / month

$1,400 – $2,500 / month

TimelineStart in 48 hrs

Team1 senior Node.js engineer (100% allocation)

Scope160 hrs/month, daily standups, full-time exclusive allocation, 1-week free trial, 100% IP ownership

Best forFunded teams building backends, real-time systems, and microservices end-to-end

Pricing varies with scope, integrations, and compliance needs. Every engagement starts with a fixed-scope written estimate after a 2-week paid discovery — never an open hourly meter.

Real case studies

Production case studies — not deck pages

Each hire node.js developers in india engagement below is live, in production, and serving real users today.

Cricket Winner — Node.js real-time backend at IPL-scale traffic

Problem

Stream live ball-by-ball cricket scores to millions of fans during IPL season, and power an opinion-trading engine at the same time. The backend had to push score updates sub-second, hold hundreds of thousands of concurrent WebSocket connections, and never block the event loop on the high-throughput stream of trading actions and news events flowing through in parallel. A single slow synchronous path would have jankied the live experience for every connected fan at once.

Stack

Node.js + Express, MongoDB, WebSockets for live score sync, Kafka for high-throughput trading and news events, Redis for presence and caching, AWS Mumbai

Outcome

A production backend that sustains live IPL match traffic with sub-second score-sync latency over WebSockets, with Kafka absorbing the trading and news firehose so the real-time path stays clear. The same salaried engineering team that built it operates the system today, and it has scaled with concurrency spikes without a rewrite.

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ClaimsMitra — 114+ endpoint insurance inspection API platform

Problem

Build a backend for insurance inspection and claims workflows with role-based access for adjusters, agents, and admins, structured evidence capture from the field, secure document handling, and a large, well-organised API surface that partner systems and mobile clients could consume reliably. The endpoint count would run high, so the architecture had to stay legible and consistent rather than degrading into a sprawl of one-off route handlers as features accumulated.

Stack

Node.js + NestJS, PostgreSQL, Redis, REST APIs (114+ endpoints), JWT/RBAC auth, AWS Mumbai

Outcome

A production API platform with 114+ endpoints, granular RBAC, and secure document handling — designed and still maintained by the same salaried Node.js team. Because it was built with NestJS's structured modules and dependency injection, the documented API surface stayed clean as it grew and holds up under real partner integration and technical diligence.

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Veda Milk — event-driven D2C dairy subscription engine

Problem

Build a Country-Delight-class D2C dairy subscription system where a delivery has to be generated for every active subscriber every single night, reliably and idempotently, while delivery-partner routing and admin operations run off the same backend without race conditions. Getting the nightly batch wrong means a customer either misses their milk or gets billed twice — so correctness under scale, not just raw throughput, was the hard requirement.

Stack

Node.js + Express, PostgreSQL, RabbitMQ for nightly subscription generation, Redis, AWS Mumbai

Outcome

Live in production. RabbitMQ-driven nightly generation reliably and idempotently produces the full delivery schedule at scale, feeding the customer, delivery-partner, and admin surfaces from one consistent backend. The same salaried backend team still maintains it today, with no rewrites despite steadily growing subscription volume.

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Skills & Technologies

Every developer is pre-vetted across these core technologies.

Node.js (18+ / 20 LTS)Express.jsNestJSTypeScript (strict)WebSockets / Socket.IOKafka & RabbitMQPostgreSQL & Prisma/TypeORMMongoDB & MongooseRedis (cache & queues)REST & GraphQL API designDocker & AWS (ECS/EC2)Microservices & event-driven design

Why founders pick Xenotix

Why Xenotix Labs for hire node.js developers in india

Salaried engineers, not freelancers

Every Node.js developer you hire is a full-time, salaried Xenotix engineer — the same people who built our 110+ shipped products across fintech, sports, edtech, and D2C. No marketplace juniors disguised as senior, no mid-project disappearances, and no third party who could ever claim a stake in your codebase.

Team includes NIT & IIT alumni

Our bench includes alumni from NIT Kurukshetra and IIT Bombay among other top institutes, working on the same backends you would hire for. You get engineers who reason about systems rigorously — without us inventing names, overselling credentials, or promising a specific named person before we have actually matched them to your stack.

Real-time and scale, proven

Cricket Winner sustains sub-second WebSocket scoring at IPL-scale traffic, ClaimsMitra runs 114+ NestJS endpoints, and Veda Milk generates deliveries nightly through RabbitMQ. This is production proof you can inspect — we walk you through the live backends before you sign anything, not a slide of logos.

48-hour real onboarding

Because we hire from a salaried bench and our internal backend patterns are pre-loaded, engineers ship reviewable code in week one, not week four. It is backed by a 1-week paid trial with no-fit replacement at no cost, so the downside of trying us is genuinely capped.

Transparent INR rate cards

₹1,500–₹2,600/hr hourly, ₹60K–₹1L/month part-time, ₹1.2L–₹2.1L/month dedicated — published, transparent, and never marked up after the introduction call. You know the real number before you talk to us, which is not how most offshore vendors price.

100% IP transfer on day one

Source code, database schemas, infrastructure-as-code, and AWS account credentials are yours from kickoff. Mutual NDAs are signed before any scoping conversation begins, and the contract carries explicit IP-transfer language so ownership is never ambiguous.

TypeScript strict-mode default

No loose JavaScript in production. Typed DTOs, boundary validation, and type-driven refactors mean changes land safely in services other teams depend on, and the compiler catches a whole class of 2am bugs before they ever reach your users.

IST-aligned, in-house feel

4+ hour US evening overlap, full-day UK/EU/UAE/Australia overlap. Daily standups, weekly demos, readable code, and a backend engineer who is reachable during your working hours and accountable for what ships — the collaboration rhythm of an in-house team, not a black-box vendor.

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Database, Caching & Performance Engineering

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What seniority looks like in our Node.js engineers

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Cricket Winner — Node.js real-time backend at IPL-scale traffic

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