Co-Founder & CTO

Stealth Startup
Bristol
1 year ago
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The Mission

To build a platform that seamlessly integrates artificial intelligence to solve technical challenges at scale. Enabling a new level of incident management and technical support for companies globally.


As an early stage startup in the AI space, it is essential for us to iterate quickly and be agile. We are all expected to roll our sleeves up and handle tasks outside our day to day responsibilities in order to give ourselves the best chance of success.


The Part You’ll Play

These opportunities don’t come around often. You will shape the entire technical aspect of the startup.


What you’ll be doing:

  • Build, iterate and scale the initial product, leveraging new AI developments rapidly.
  • Lead Full stack development and AI integration. 
  • Enforcing privacy and security as a priority.
  • Build a world class team of engineers when the time is right.


What We’re Looking For

To be clear, we’re not looking for a list of qualifications. We are looking for:


  • Entrepreneurial Mindset: A unique attribute to spot opportunity and exploit it by creating immense value, relentlessly. 
  • Efficiency: You must be able to manage your time and execute your workload effectively. 
  • Ownership: Willing to take full ownership of engineering and product from day 1.
  • Software Engineering and AI Experience: This product will be leveraging the latest developments in AI, experience in these areas is essential.
  • Above all, you will need grit. Lot’s of it. 


What’s in it for you:

It is essential that you are completely invested in the success of the mission, therefore you will be incentivised via an equity package that matches the level of responsibility you will hold. 


At this point in time, I (Founder) am still full time employed. I will look to change this when the correct Co-Founder is identified. You may also be employed or have other commitments. We will begin to build the product immediately and will be open to accelerators such as Y-Combinator in the near future. 


This is an opportunity for you to harness your full potential.


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