Staff Software Engineer
AveryIQ (YC W24)AveryIQ (YC W24) | Staff Software Engineer | Remote | Full-time
AveryIQ is a full-stack property management platform competing against Appfolio, Yardi, Entrata. We think property management is a domain that is underserved by AI currently, and has so much potential for improving the experience for both tenants and landlords alike. This is a multidisciplinary domain, touching everything from payments and accounting to computer vision and complex workflows.
What we're looking for:
- Strong product design sense and a drive to see features built end-to-end with little guidance in a remote environment
- Experience with building robust systems, fully tested and reliable. (We move hundreds of thousands of dollars per month and cannot afford to make mistakes)
Tech stack: Bun/Hono, TypeScript, NextJS, React Native mobile app.
Open role highlights:
- Full stack engineer works across front-end, back-end, mobile.
If you're interested in joining our team, please reach out to info at averyiq.com with a 1 minute video introducing yourself and talk about any familiarity you have with the real estate domain. You can also send a resume, but under no circumstances send any AI-generated content. It will be immediately deleted. Anybody that takes time to send a video will get a response.
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