We're looking for an experienced full-stack engineer to help build a multi-product software and app suite for a sizable, fragmented industry still running on paperwork and decade-old desktop tools. Our products serve a $5B+ specialty market in North America with strong product-market fit and a clear path into an adjacent $35B+ industry. The right person brings strong full-stack chops across web, mobile, and backend; hands-on LLM integration experience (Anthropic, OpenAI) for real document and image workflows; and the architectural judgment to assess the current stack and chart what changes as we scale. This is a builder role — study what we've built, see where it goes, make the calls. What we value most is execution, ownership, and the ambition to build the category leader. Meaningful equity stake. Specifics shared after an initial conversation.

I work closely with founders to bridge the gap between vision and execution, validating ideas in real market conditions, shaping scalable architectures, and guiding products from MVP to full production. My approach combines technical depth with product strategy, ensuring what we build is not only functional, but viable and scalable. Always open to connecting with ambitious builders.

Anyone here more on the technical side and not really interested in doing sales or marketing? I'm looking to work with someone who enjoys the technical side. I can handle all the sales and marketing. If that sounds like you, message me.

i want to vibe code a point of sale system with proper back end and authentication any one who can help the tech stack i will be using is google antigravity + claude code and vercel for deploying ??

Is there anyone from the United Kingdom in this community? Am I incorrect in thinking that the UK’s underutilisation of AI makes it rife with opportunities for people like me? I want to build Marketing tools, AI voice assistants for particular industries, and other B2B tools & services. I have 5 years of Software Engineering experience. If anyone would like to collab, let’s talk!