Software Engineer (Schoolory & Visatory)

VNIS Group – a diversified group of 12 brands across 5 sectors – is looking for a Software Engineer to work on two SaaS products the group builds and operates itself: - Schoolory (schoolory.com) – the operating system for tutoring centers and language schools: admissions, timetables, attendance, tuition, payroll and a parent app. - Visatory (visatory.com) – a CRM for education and immigration agencies: student records, per-country visa milestones, commissions and compliance records. This is not a marketing-website role. You will write the software that schools and agencies use to run their daily operations — where a mistake in a tuition calculation or a missed visa milestone is a real problem for a real user. WHAT YOU WILL DO - Build and maintain features on Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL and Prisma. - Design data models for real operational work: classes, invoices, contracts, visa files, commissions. - Work with a database-per-tenant architecture, role-based permissions and audit logging. - Take part in code review, test on staging and ship regularly (both products publish a public changelog). - Talk directly to internal users and customers to understand a problem before writing the solution.

- 2–4 years building web applications - Strong TypeScript and React; hands-on with Next.js (App Router an advantage) - Solid SQL and relational data modelling; PostgreSQL in a real product - Experience with an ORM (Prisma an advantage) - Comfortable reading English technical documentation; both products ship an English interface - Writes code a colleague can still follow six months later, and owns what they ship - Nice to have: multi-tenant SaaS, payment integration (Stripe), or systems with role-based permissions and audit requirements

- Salary 25–35 million VND per month, based on skills and experience - Hybrid: a mix of office work in Hanoi / HCMC and working remotely - Holiday, Tet and performance bonuses under company policy - Full social, health and unemployment insurance as required by law - Work on publicly released products with real pricing and trials — what you ship reaches customers' operations - A clear engineering process: code review, a staging environment, regular releases - A seat in framing the problem, not just receiving a finished specification