Irash Tech is a small AI-focused development agency based in Hyderabad, India. We build web apps (Next.js, React, Node), mobile apps (React Native/Expo) and AI automation (LLM integrations, RAG, document processing, n8n/Python workflows) for startups and small businesses.
I'm the founder, an engineer with 7+ years in full-stack and AI, and I handle scoping and delivery. I'm looking for people anywhere in the world who can find and close clients in their own market.
- 15% of project value on every client you close, paid within 14 days of client payment - 12 months of commission on repeat work from clients you bring - Commission-only, no base salary. Non-exclusive, so it works alongside your other work - You own the client relationship and negotiation; final quotes are approved by us
Good fit: you know founders, SMBs or agencies that need software built, and you've sold software, dev or digital services before.
Apply: https://www.irashtech.com/careers/business-development-manag... Or email hello@irashtech.com with a short note on one deal you've closed.
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: React Native, React, Next.js, TypeScript, JavaScript, Astro, Expo, Redux Toolkit, Zustand, React Query, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, Firebase, Jest, React Testing Library, GitHub Actions, Fastlane, AWS, Gemini API, Azure OpenAI, Claude Code, Cursor
Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1banj1xCIv-wA9n7xUG4vkelBbFu... Portfolio: https://lassiecoder.com/ GitHub: https://github.com/lassiecoder LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lassiecoder Email: hirepriyankasharma@gmail.com
Mobile + web engineer with 6 years shipping consumer and fintech products end to end. Currently SDE2 at Zataverse (formerly Black Leaf Digital, LA-based, working async from India).
Some things I've shipped: - Imaige (https://imaige.io): built the site from scratch, including auth, payment gateway integration and onboarding, improving checkout reliability - Socialaize and Staryo: OAuth/social sign-in, push notifications, production stability fixes - Adecco app (700K+ daily users): white-label onboarding and eKYC; automated releases with Fastlane + GitOps (60% faster) and PR checks with GitHub Actions (40% less review overhead) - Torum Pay: push notifications with deep linking, reworked state management and cut app crashes 30% - EduFund: KYC for Indian and US investment accounts, push notifications that lifted new-user activity 47%
Also: author of "AI + Gemini for Web Developers" (https://fable.co/book/x-9798231622320), and spoke at Microsoft Bangalore on taking Azure OpenAI integrations to production.
Looking for: a remote React Native / frontend / product engineer role on a product-focused team, ideally where AI features are part of the product. Happy to own features end to end.
We just filled one Staff Engineer role directly from my last LinkedIn post (thanks to everyone who shared/applied). Now we’re expanding the team:
- 1 Staff Software Engineer - 4 Senior Software Engineers - 4 Software Engineers (new grad / early career)
All roles are US-based (remote within the US).
We’re a small team owning the core platforms that run manufacturing, operations, and logistics. A lot of the work is greenfield or foundational: distributed systems, workflow orchestration, reliability/observability, and making it all scale in a domain where correctness actually matters.
Tech stack: Java / Spring Boot, React / Next.js, Azure (Service Bus, Kubernetes), SQL Server. Event-driven, service-oriented architecture at enterprise scale. We use AI-assisted development heavily in the workflow (not as a bolt-on), so if you already lean on tools like Copilot/LLMs, you’ll be at home.
We’re setting up a round-robin “Virtual Interview Day” early next week so we can run both interview rounds in a single day for candidates who advance. The process is straightforward: practical discussions, system design, and code; no brainteasers.
If you: - like thinking in terms of systems and failure modes, - are comfortable across the stack (or want to grow there), - and want your work to have direct impact on how a real business operates,
then I’d like to talk.
Job description and application: https://lnkd.in/g926gzEx If you’d rather skip the form, email me or DM me and include a GitHub/LinkedIn/resume and a short note on what you’ve built.
Full-stack / product engineer, 4+ years shipping production SaaS end to end. I lead a team of 5–6 engineers for an international client. Built operational dashboards used by ~10k monthly users, fixed duplicate-charge and sync bugs at the source with idempotent webhooks, and ship AI features that people can trust (cited evidence, confidence scores, human review queues). Also 3 years of customer-facing technical support, so I'm comfortable owning a problem from the customer report to the fix. Looking for: Product Engineer, Full-Stack, AI Product Engineer or Technical Support Engineer roles at small teams.
We are a people-first, boutique tech agency creating on-demand teams and software solutions for long-standing clients. These clients trust us to practice engineering excellence as though we were members of their own staff. Our leadership team is ex-Fortune 100 with software engineering backgrounds: we’re still coding. Notable recent projects include a gigantic ERP migration for Anduril, and working with Surge Labs to help develop some of the frontier LLM models from the big guys themselves (yes, seriously). This is a remote-first agency, but some projects involve onsite work.
I’m the founder and CEO, and I’m trying to do what I call “enlightened business”. I take responsibility for both staff and clients, and I look for people who approach their work with a similar sense of ownership.
We continue the hiring push we were running last month too: our current work would especially benefit from from ai-forward senior engineering expertise that can design RL benchmarks, red-team model outputs, and create rubrics to evaluate and enhance the agentic coding capabilities of various frontier models. We received 216 applications in our August posting, and issued offers to approximately 10 (still following up with a few).
Applicants must meet a high bar - I intend to have a personal relationship with every hire. In return you’ll get:
* Flexibility and a low-bureaucracy environment * Clients that won’t treat the vendor like “the B Team” * The chance to act as a code architect, not just implement tickets * Exposure to a wide variety of industries and modern challenges * Me as your personal champion and advocate Feel free to submit, even if you already did in the past.Current roles available:
Back-end, Front-end, and Full-Stack Software Engineers, Tiers 3 and 4 (Typescript/Javascript, React, NextJS; Ruby on Rails; Python; DevOps, and third-party API integrations)
Tier 3 roles are typically 5-10 years experience with $140-$180K total comp. Tier 4 roles are 11-20 years experience, $210-$264K total comp. Higher tiers exist, and we always welcome exceptional applications.
Please apply using this Google Form: https://forms.gle/tZwq7j2Ldwcas1wb7 .
We build AI estimating software for commercial HVAC, plumbing, and electrical contractors. Before bidding on a job, a contractor or estimator has to count every duct, fitting, diffuser, and piece of equipment across a set of construction drawings that can run to thousands of pages. We speed this up by ingesting the drawings, detecting the equipment schedules, finding symbols, and producing a priced takeoff that the estimator reviews and corrects in a collaborative canvas editor. We have strong PMF and raised a $14M Series A earlier this year.
It may not sound sexy, but it actually is!! There are a ton of hard and interesting engineering challenges. Just to highlight a few:
* very dense document drawings with a realtime collaborative canvas editor (think 50k DOM elements and up) * segmentation models (and many more) whose output has to become geometry a user can interact with * gpu inference across hundreds of concurrent jobs * dynamic analytics and chart generation from agentic workflows custom built for estimators
Open roles:
* Software Engineer, Product ($180k–$240k): https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/rebar/5ab49c2d-9a70-4723-9217-7704a... * Software Engineer, Applied AI ($150k–$250k): https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/rebar/ad41a627-d9a4-49a4-a1b4-f7202... * Software Engineer, ML Infrastructure ($200k–$260k): https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/rebar/ead8df0c-b6da-4e79-90d0-99651... * Software Engineer, Data Platform ($170k–$220k): https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/rebar/c227ea05-98f8-4a08-9760-f7e3c...
Stack: TypeScript/React/Next.js, Python, PyTorch, Postgres, Temporal, AWS, Kubernetes, Modal.
We're also hiring for PMs, implementation, sales, and marketing roles! I'm the Head of Engineering. Apply through Ashby and mention HackerNews or HN in the Ashby form. Or email me at john@withrebar.ai. We will reply to everyone, but it might take us some time! Thank you in advance for your patience
Additionally, there's a fun puzzle on our marketing site that will fast track your application if you want to solve!
Join HIFI Labs and work on innovative projects with well known and iconic musicians. Past artist activations include Bruno Mars, John Legend, Linkin Park, Snoop Dogg / Deathrow, Jisoo / Zayn, Rüfüs Du Sol, Dua Lipa, Mike Shinoda. We're looking for a Senior Fullstack Engineer passionate about design, user interactions, and privacy.
You'll work using AI-assisted workflows building with TypeScript, React/Next.js/Expo/Native, Firebase/GCP deploying to Cloudflare. CI/DI/DevOps is a requirement.
You need to have worked in startups where you take on many hats and are comfortable designing, building and launching to production. a deep sense of ownership and self-drive is really important to us.
Process: interview with team, paid coding case, potential trial period
Sound like a fit? Email us at shout at hifilabs dot co
We are applying AI to organize corporate events.
We are looking for a senior engineer with at least ten years of full stack experience, a strong focus on product and UX, and some experience building an AI chat based product.
Our tech stack is Typescript, React, Next.js and Tailwind. On the backend we use Drizzle with Neon, deployed and monitored via Vercel. Agents and background jobs are executed via trigger.dev. This gives us a killer DX because the entire tech stack supports preview branching. This allows coding agents to work in parallel on different features and verify their work independently very close to what will run in prod. CI is fast (2-3 min) and coverage is good enough to deploy to prod many times per day.
Please note that we are working remotely in the CET timezone. Having some remote experience is a plus.
We have pre-seed funding from a major US VC and are experienced founders. You’ll be working alongside the founders (ex-Apple, ex-Airbnb, ex-Tulip, ex-Tourlane) and will have a chance to shape the company, product and of course the engineering culture.
Apply here: https://eventfirst.jobs.personio.com/job/2821432/apply
We build high-throughput crawling and structured data extraction infra designed for AI agents and LLM pipelines.
If you’ve built scrapers recently, you already know the state of the market:
- Traditional proxy providers (Bright Data, Oxylabs, Smartproxy, Proxybase) give you raw IPs or massive unparsed HTML blobs, leaving you to deal with DOM bloat, token waste, and brittle parsing pipelines.
- Modern tools like Firecrawl or Jina made clean Markdown extraction easy for hobby setups, but they often struggle when you throw heavy SPAs, high-concurrency jobs, or hardened anti-bot walls (Cloudflare Under-Attack / Turnstile, Kasada, DataDome) at them.
- Rolling your own Playwright / Puppeteer cluster works until target sites deploy new JA4/TLS fingerprints, and your data team ends up spending 30% of their sprints fixing broken crawlers instead of shipping product.
We're tackling this by combining a low-latency Rust fast-fetch engine (JA4/TLS and HTTP/2 frame emulation) with an isolated stealth browser fleet, zero-code schema validation (JSON Schema/Pydantic), and native Model Context Protocol (MCP) support.
Trade-offs / where we fit: If you just need to curl a few static Wikipedia pages, a 10-line Python script is better and cheaper. But if you need reliable, structured data out of bot-defended sites without babying headless browsers, that's what we do.
We're looking for:
1. Rust Systems Engineer: High-concurrency network I/O, Axum/Tokio, TLS/BoringSSL fingerprinting, proxy routing matrices, and low-latency data pipelines.
2. Browser Security Engineer: Deep familiarity with browser internals (Firefox/Chromium source), canvas/WebGL/audio fingerprint evasion, CDP/WebDriver stealth, and familarity with anti-bot defenses.
Our stack: Rust, Next.js 16/React 19, TypeScript, hardened Firefox/dwx_crawler, Linux/Xvfb, SQLite WAL/Postgres.
If interested, shoot an email to jobs@datamint.xyz (or founders@datamint.xyz) with your GitHub, a project you built or broke, and what you find interesting in this space. No formal cover letter needed.
Cardog turns raw vehicle data into facts you can check: VIN decode, market price, recalls, and what the car's own modules report. Insurers, dealers, manufacturers and the public bodies that register vehicles all use it. We're a small team and every engineer owns a whole area.
Data - Data Platform Engineer (Remote). Own the datasets: government files, manufacturer filings, dealer listings, signals from the vehicle. Decide which source wins when two disagree, and be able to prove it. SQL first, entity resolution, tens of millions of rows. Postgres, TypeScript, Workers, R2. - VIN Decode Engineer (Remote). Own decode accuracy. Read manufacturer filings line by line, write the patterns, and test them against millions of real VINs. For people who are obsessive about correctness. TypeScript, Postgres.
Design - Design Engineer (Remote). Own the component library and the screens built on it. Dense data, and making uncertain or missing values look uncertain. You design in the browser and you merge it yourself. React, Next.js, Tailwind. - Founding Engineer, Dealer Platform (Toronto / Remote). First engineer on software for dealer groups. Time in stores, then ship it the same week. Strong Postgres, multi-tenant.
Business - Account Executive (Toronto / Remote). Enterprise and public-sector sales cycles measured in quarters. Run technical first calls alone and pull your own numbers in SQL. - Policy & Standards Lead (Ontario). Represent us in the consultations and standards bodies writing the rules for vehicle data. Closer to counsel than comms.
Field - Hardware Engineer, Vehicle Interface (Toronto). Own the diagnostic-port device: board, firmware, enclosure, from bench to a unit on a dealer lot. C or Rust, CAN at the frame level, UDS/ISO-TP against real cars. - Forward Deployed Engineer (Ontario). Take named accounts from the first meeting to a running system. TypeScript, SQL, and some time under dashboards.
Apply on the page (each role takes applications in place) or write to careers@cardog.app.
MeritFirst helps companies hire on demonstrated ability instead of pedigree. Candidates take realistic work-sample assessments, and employers get a signal they can trust more than a resume. We are backed by 8VC and Slow Ventures.
The hard part is building a signal good enough to influence real hiring decisions: fair to candidates, predictive for employers, explainable, and hard to game.
What you'll build:
- The product candidates use to prove what they can do
- The product employers use to find and hire them, and the scoring behind it
- The engineering bar the next hires will inherit, and helping us hire them
Stack: TypeScript, React, Next.js, Postgres.
We want people who have built and run real production software, debug from evidence, and do not need a fully specified roadmap. Early engineers, technical founders, and senior ICs do well here.
We use AI to move faster and to understand code better, but we do not blindly ship what it writes. You are expected to know and own every line you commit.
Start with the assessment: https://www.meritfirst.us/candidate/tests/40bfae94-dbf6-43fd...
I’m Chris, VP Engineering at Fazeshift. We’re nine engineers plus our Founder/CTO and me, and I’m hiring someone who can help us do more, better: increase both what we can build and the quality and sophistication of the software we build.
Accounts receivable sounds boring until you look under the hood. It sits at the intersection of money, business relationships, software systems of various vintages, and a huge amount of repetitive human work. Instead of giving finance teams another dashboard to stare at, we’re building AI agents that actually do the work across billing, collections, payments, cash application, and the systems connecting them. We’ve grown revenue 12x since 2024, and eight unicorns now run AR on Fazeshift.
A big part of what makes the engineering interesting is that we’re intentionally not the system of record. Our customers already run on ERPs, CRMs, banks, billing systems, payment processors, spreadsheets, and internal software, so we have to understand state across systems we don’t control, act safely in them, and recover when reality disagrees with what an API says should have happened. A timeout doesn’t necessarily mean a write failed. Webhooks can arrive late or twice. A payment may not contain enough information to identify an invoice. In those cases, blindly retrying can be exactly the wrong thing to do.
We use coding agents heavily ourselves. Engineers use Conductor, stacked PRs, Linear, and multiple frontier models every day, with internal skills and tooling that let agents drive and validate our local development environment. We’re especially interested in engineers whose development workflow has already materially changed because of coding agents: people who are comfortable delegating meaningful work, keeping independent threads moving in parallel, debugging where agents get stuck, and improving the surrounding system when the workflow breaks down. But generated code is still your code. Judgment, debugging, systems thinking, taste, and understanding what actually shipped matter more here, not less.
Our development style is roughly: design enough to find the shape of the problem, then build to learn. There’s a short distance here between noticing a problem, deciding what should happen, building it, and seeing the result in production with our customers. You’ll own meaningful problems from ambiguity through design, implementation, rollout, and production, and you’ll work directly with the people affected by what you build.
We’re looking for 5+ years of professional experience, strong TypeScript/full-stack skills, solid systems judgment, and real production ownership. No fintech background needed. Stack: TypeScript/Next.js, tRPC, Prisma/MySQL/PlanetScale, Inngest, AWS.
I read every HN application myself. Email chris.zehner@fazeshift.com with HN in the subject, your LinkedIn/GitHub/résumé, and a few sentences about something interesting you’ve built or improved recently.
OpenSanctions is a small, bootstrapped company building an open source database of sanctioned people and companies, politicians, and other entities of public interest. Journalists use it for investigations; hundreds of businesses use it for compliance screening.
I'm looking for a product engineer to own the systems around our commercial product: customer signup and lifecycle management, billing, reporting and analytics, and tools for our support team. You'd work across Python, SQL, and React/Next.js. You'll be empowered to decide what to build, working with the people who use these systems. We hope to ship improvements continuously and see what works quickly.
We're remote first, with a desk in Berlin if you want one. This is a freelance role with an option to go for employment. We're reviewing applications on a rolling basis. Not considering agencies.
Details: [REMOVED DUE TO AI BOT SPAM]
Please apply through the form linked in the job description - no cover letter, just share some basic facts please :)
At Shepherd, we're pursuing the most ambitious technical vision in commercial insurance: fully autonomous underwriting. Shepherd is an AI-native commercial insurance platform transforming how high-hazard industries get covered.
The infrastructure behind the AI boom (data centers, semiconductor fabs, renewable energy assets) has to be built and insured, but traditional carriers weren't built for this speed. We built Shepherd to solve that.
We announced our $42M Series B earlier this year! That brings our total funding to over $60M — led by Intact Private Capital, the investment arm of one of the largest insurers in the world. Intact is not only our lead investor but also a carrier partner, a testament to the confidence the incumbent industry has in what we're building.
We’re looking for product-minded, high ownership engineers to join our team! The Engineering team is HQ’d in SF, but we’re growing in NYC now too!
We’re hiring for 2 Senior Full Stack Software Engineers, 1 Machine Learning Engineer and 1 AI Product Manager in SF, and 2 Staff Full Stack Software Engineers in NYC. Engineers own projects end-to-end so full stack ability is expected.
Check out our open roles here: https://shepherdinsurance.com/careers Our stack includes: Typescript, React, Next.js, GraphQL w/ Apollo, Node.js, Postgres & Redis – If you have experience building AI agents or multi-step reasoning systems, we’d love to hear from you.
* In the form, be sure to mention that you heard about this opportunity via Hacker News. If you want to read more about our team and culture, check out our blog: https://shepherdinsurance.com/blog