Small team, real product, no ticket queue.
We build the LOT App and we build for other companies. Both need people who can take a problem from a half-sentence to something running, and who would rather ask a customer than guess. If you have spent the last two years waiting for someone to approve a decision you could have made yourself, this will read as a relief.
What the day looks like
You decide how
The goal is agreed. The route is yours.
You see it used
Our own sales team runs on what you ship.
Few people, wide scope
Nobody here owns a single narrow slice.
Where we usually need people
Senior frontend engineer
What you would own
The interface of the LOT App: dense data screens that stay fast and readable at real volumes.
What you would work with
React, TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind
AI engineer
What you would own
Agents that act inside customer systems — with a defined scope, full logging and a clear hand-off to a person.
What you would work with
Python, LLM APIs, self-hosted models
Product designer
What you would own
Screens for people who use the same view forty times a day, where a saved click compounds.
What you would work with
Figma, prototypes, session review
Analyst
What you would own
Making the numbers trustworthy before anyone spends against them, and saying when they are not.
What you would work with
GA4, BigQuery, SQL
Business development
What you would own
Selling the LOT App to teams it genuinely fits — and saying so when it does not.
What you would work with
The LOT App itself
How hiring runs here
- Step 01
A conversation
What you have built and what you would rather not build again.
- Step 02
A real task
Something close to the actual work. Paid, and time-boxed.
- Step 03
Review together
We go through your solution with the people you would work with.
- Step 04
An answer
Yes or no, with the reason, within a week.
How disagreements get settled
Show the number
A hunch is a perfectly good reason to try something — it is not a good reason to win an argument. Say which one you are holding and the discussion gets much shorter. The person with the most context decides, and that is rarely the person with the longest title.
Nothing on the list fits?
Write anyway. Tell us what you would want to own and what you have built that proves you can. We read every one of these, and a few of the best people here arrived this way.
Send us something you have built
A repository, a product, a piece of writing — anything that shows how you think is worth more than a CV. We reply within a week, either way.