Founding Engineer
KiloforgeKiloforge | Founding Engineer | Early-Stage | Full-time | San Francisco | Onsite
- Product: Kiloforge is a company factory: a system that autonomously ideates, validates, builds, and distributes software products.
- Why: Before AI, countless niche communities and problems had no way of being served with first-class, high-quality software. As software trends towards zero cost, solving these problems is now economically feasible.
- $5M+ Funding: a16z, Uncork Capital, Rahul Vohra
==Who You Are==
- You're a scrappy, generalist builder with strong product taste and a founder's mindset
- You thrive in chaos, love learning everything, and have built things real people use
==Team==
- Founded companies before, including one that scaled to $25M+ per year
- Built dozens of products with thousands of users
- Shipped patented technology and features used by billions of people
==Interview==
Meet with founder [15 mins] >> In-person [2 hr] >> Onsite w/team [half-day]
==Contact==
More info: https://kiloforge.com/careers
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