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BikeBee is a small crew running a motorcycle and scooter rental marketplace across all of Thailand. When we hire, the notice goes here.
We would rather say so than advertise a role we are not filling.
Every letter reaches a person, whether or not a seat is open.
We are small on purpose. What follows is not a brag list — it is how we agree to spend our hours.
Our users are travellers on two wheels and the hosts who keep them rolling: the shop on Nimman, the guesthouse on Koh Lanta, the family garage outside Bangkok. When we design, we design for them — not for a slide in a deck.
Write plainly. Ship slowly. Ride the product you build — ideally in the rain, at least once a season.
We work mostly remote and mostly asynchronous, and we answer our own support tickets in rotation so nobody forgets who is at the other end of the app. Meetings are rare; long walks through a problem are not. We expect people to take real weekends, real holidays and real lunches.
If that sounds dull, it is meant to. Stability is the headline.
We do not have a named opening at this moment, and we will not run a fake one to collect CVs. We do read every letter that arrives — especially from engineers, designers, writers, host-success people, and riders-turned-operators who have spent real time on Thai roads.
The web is Laravel, the apps are Flutter, the queues are Horizon on Redis. When we open this, we look for someone at home from Postgres up to a Bangkok commuter’s phone — and who writes commit messages other humans can read.
The person who sits with shop owners, gets listings photographed properly, and turns a first booking into a tenth. Requires fluent Thai and time actually spent in rental shops.
We re-list here when a seat opens.