People who build first.
Show us something you made, however small.
Careers at Open Theory Labs
Small team. Real work. Hybrid in Gurugram.
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We hire for what you have built and how you think, not for the title on your last card.
Show us something you made, however small.
Real users in your first quarter, not a practice project.
Ship small, ship often.
Write it down before the meeting.
Say it as it is, and say it kindly.
Own the problem, not the ticket.
Ask for help early.
Review each other's work in the open.
Fix it properly, or say why not.
Leave things better than you found them.
A short call to meet each other. A practical task, or a conversation about work you have already done. Then an hour with the team you would join. Most people hear from us at each step, and we tell you where you stand.
Here is how the first three months go: what you do, who is next to you and what we expect.
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We do not always have a role posted for the work you do. If you build well and think clearly, pitch us.
Pitch usA short call so we can meet. Then a practical task, or a conversation about work you have already done. Then an hour with the team you would join. We tell you where you stand after each step.
People who build first and talk second. Show us something you made, however small, and tell us what you would do differently now.
Hybrid: some days in the studio in Gurugram, some days at home. Each listing says exactly what applies to that role.
Between ten and thirty people, small on purpose. You will know everyone, and everyone will see your work.
Flexible hours, a learning budget for books, courses and conferences, an AI budget for the tools that make you better, and the freedom to work with the latest tech stacks.
A current resume (PDF, DOC or DOCX, up to 5 MB) and a LinkedIn link. For written questions, short and specific answers work better than long ones.
That is fine. Tell us when asked and we will plan around it. A long notice period does not count against you.
Yes. Tell us what you would work on and why. Email [email protected] with a short note and links to your work.
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