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Careers

Operators who'd rather build than present.

We hire people who've actually run the systems we work with, not people who've watched someone run them in a deck. The work is concrete, the engagements are short enough to see results, and the team is small enough that what you do compounds.

If you're tired of being three layers removed from the work, this might be a fit.

How we hire

A real process, not a black box.

We don't run a black-box ATS. We don't ask for cover letters that nobody reads. We don't put you through six rounds before someone tells you what the job actually is.

What we do:

  1. Read your application. Every one. The structured intake on the application form is the filter. We read the 1-page memo before we read the resume, because how someone describes a problem they've solved tells us more than where they went to school.
  2. Talk to you within a week. A 30-minute call with one of us. Real conversation, not a behavioral-interview script. If both sides want to keep going, you'll know by the end of the call.
  3. Send you a small problem. Time-boxed (typically 2-3 hours), reflective of the actual work. You see what we're actually like to work with.
  4. Decide together. A second conversation with two of us, walking through the work. If it's a fit, we move to an offer. If not, we tell you why.

Total elapsed time: usually two weeks.

How we work

Remote-first. Async by default.

Remote-first. We do meet on-site for client engagements when the work requires walking it in person, usually 1-3 days at a stretch, paid travel.

Tools: Slack, monday.com (we eat our own cooking), Notion for docs, Cal.com for scheduling. No status meetings on Mondays. We default to async.

Compensation is competitive for the role and the market. We don't publish ranges, but we do tell you the range early in the conversation, not after three rounds.