Most AI localization platforms come from AI generalists. Alocai comes from inside Altagram, an independent game localization studio operating since 2013, with senior full-time teams of project managers, linguists, and QA testers across six countries and four continents, serving AAA publishers on console, PC, and mobile titles. R&D started in 2019 with an EU Horizon 2020 grant. In production since 2021 across 35+ languages, shaped by the people who localize games for a living.
The moment
You are joining at a build moment. The 2021 platform proved itself in real production pipelines. We are now rebuilding for what comes next: broader and more ambitious. The role is to ship that next version, end to end.
How we work with AI
AI is becoming part of how we ship. Our engineers use AI tools daily, ship LLM-powered features to production, and review AI-generated code with the same scrutiny as any other code. We are hiring engineers who already work this way.
Your role
• Own and evolve the codebase alongside other developers, as well as the technology infrastructure behind our products.
• Build and maintain both backend services and user-facing features, from API design to component implementation to end-to-end workflows.
• Translate designs and wireframes into well-structured, testable, and scalable code.
• Use AI-powered coding assistants and development tools as part of your daily workflow: writing, reviewing, and shipping code more efficiently.
• Write unit, integration, and end-to-end tests to ensure code quality and reliability.
• Review other engineers' work, including evaluating AI-generated code for correctness, security, and maintainability.
• Contribute to technical decisions and architecture discussions with a mindset toward scalability, modularity, and clean separation of concerns.
• Stay curious about emerging technologies, particularly in AI tooling and LLM capabilities, and proactively propose ways to improve our products and workflows.
• Communicate effectively across technical and non-technical teams, understanding that great products need a tight feedback loop between development and product.
