Xenotix Tech · Careers
Join a team where “Tech debt”, “edge cases” are normal time topics.
If you’re a student / fresher who loves saying “code push kar diya” more than “assignment submit kar diya” – Xenotix might be your place. We’re building a product-first, engineering-heavy culture where juniors ship real features, not just slide decks.
Send your resume, current location, college/year and GitHub/portfolio links.
For whom?
B.Tech / BCA / MCA students & freshers who think in components, not chapters.
What you get
Direct mentorship, PR reviews, and real shipped projects on your resume.
Daily vibe
Conversations around tech debt, edge cases, and fixing conflicts — not just marks and exams.
What it feels like to work at Xenotix
Humari meetings mein “kitne marks milenge” nahi chalta – instead you’ll hear things like “is flow ka happy path kya hai?”, “yahan failure state handle nahi kiya”, “is PR ka diff calmly dekhte hain”. You’ll slowly switch from tutorial-level thinking to systems-level thinking.
Daily phrases you’ll pick up:
- · “Yeh edge case miss ho gaya, let’s cover it properly.”
- · “Yahan hardcode mat karo, kal requirements change ho jayengi.”
- · “Is PR mein thoda Tech debt clean kar dete hain.”
- · “Git conflict aa raha hai, calmly resolve karte hain.”
Mentorship from serious engineers (not ‘just do it somehow’ people)
You work directly with engineers who’ve shipped real systems and come from places like IITs, NITs and top product backgrounds. They review your PRs, question your choices and help you think like an engineer, not just a coder.
Pure tech environment – yahan actual product waali baat hoti hai
Everyday lingo is “yeh edge case miss ho gaya”, “yeh Tech debt reduce karna hai”, “hardcode mat karo”, “yahan conflict aa raha hai”, “is flow ka UX weak hai”. You’ll start thinking in these terms unconsciously.
Real-world work > dummy assignments
You touch live codebases, see analytics, handle user issues, and ship features that real users touch. No fake tasks, no ‘copy this YouTube tutorial’ energy.
Portfolio that actually stands out
By the end, you’ll have ship-ready projects, meaningful GitHub history, and stories you can talk about in interviews: incidents you handled, edge cases you fixed, performance wins you drove.
Open roles (for students & freshers)
These are hands-on roles – expect PR reviews, debugging sessions, and a lot of “why did you choose this approach?” questions.
React Native Junior Developer
Mobile apps, real users, real crashes (that you’ll fix 😉)
You’ll be doing
- · Build production-ready apps using React Native, TypeScript and REST APIs.
- · Work on performance, offline states, navigation flows and push notifications.
- · Pair-program with senior engineers on debugging, refactors and reducing tech debt.
Must have
- · Solid basics of React / React Native (components, props, state, hooks).
- · You’ve built at least 1–2 personal projects – even small ones are fine.
- · Comfortable reading docs & StackOverflow instead of getting stuck for days.
Good to have
- · Experience with AsyncStorage, React Navigation or Firebase.
- · You care about UX and small details – spacing, micro animations, empty states.
Perfect for B.Tech / BCA / MCA students (2nd–4th year) or freshers who want serious product experience.
Mention “React Native Junior Developer – Internship / Junior” in your message.
Flutter Junior Developer
Pixel-perfect UIs with Dart that don’t die on low-end phones
You’ll be doing
- · Ship Flutter screens that actually go to production, not just Dribbble clones.
- · Write clean, reusable widgets and handle edge cases (slow net, null data, etc.).
- · Learn best practices around folder structure, state management and theming.
Must have
- · Comfortable with Dart & Flutter basics (widgets, layouts, navigation).
- · You’ve tried building at least one real app (even if half-finished).
- · Basic understanding of Git (commit, pull, push, resolve simple conflicts).
Good to have
- · Played with Provider, Riverpod, BLoC or any state management library.
- · Experience consuming REST APIs and handling JSON.
Perfect for B.Tech / BCA / MCA students (2nd–4th year) or freshers who want serious product experience.
Mention “Flutter Junior Developer – Internship / Junior” in your message.
Blockchain Developer (Junior)
Web3 experiments that go beyond ‘Hello World’ smart contracts
You’ll be doing
- · Work with smart contracts, wallets and real-world dApps.
- · Contribute to internal tools, dashboards and blockchain integrations.
- · Understand gas optimization, security pitfalls and testnets vs mainnet.
Must have
- · Strong JavaScript / TypeScript fundamentals.
- · Basic understanding of how blockchains, wallets and transactions work.
- · You’ve tried Solidity / web3.js / ethers.js in at least a toy project.
Good to have
- · Experience writing and testing smart contracts in Solidity.
- · Interest in DeFi / NFTs / infra tooling – anything beyond hype.
Perfect for B.Tech / BCA / MCA students (2nd–4th year) or freshers who want serious product experience.
Mention “Blockchain Developer (Junior) – Internship / Junior” in your message.
Next.js Developer (Junior)
SEO-friendly, blazing fast web apps with real traffic
You’ll be doing
- · Build pages and components in Next.js that power actual client projects.
- · Work with server components, API routes, dynamic routing and data fetching.
- · Collaborate on performance, accessibility and lighthouse scores.
Must have
- · Good grip on React and JavaScript fundamentals.
- · Basic understanding of Next.js (routing, pages/app router, data fetching).
- · Comfortable with HTML, CSS and responsive layouts (Tailwind is a plus).
Good to have
- · Experience with any design system or UI library (Tailwind, Shadcn, MUI, etc.).
- · You’ve deployed something to Vercel / Netlify / any hosting.
Perfect for B.Tech / BCA / MCA students (2nd–4th year) or freshers who want serious product experience.
Mention “Next.js Developer (Junior) – Internship / Junior” in your message.
How to apply in under 5 minutes
No 10-page forms, no portals. Just a clear WhatsApp message with the right details.
When you message us, include:
- · Role you’re applying for
- · Updated resume (PDF / Drive link)
- · Current city & time availability
- · College, branch & current year
Bonus (helps you stand out):
- · GitHub profile / portfolio / LinkedIn
- · 1–2 projects you’re proud of (with links)
- · What you want to learn in the next 6 months