A 65-person team across Ahmedabad, Dubai and remote. We ship every Friday, code without meetings on Wednesdays, and treat AI as a teammate — not a buzzword.
Demos every Friday. If it’s not running in front of a real user by Monday, it doesn’t exist.
Engineers are senior. Decisions are flat. The newest hire can disagree with the CTO at 2pm and merge their fix at 3.
We use the agents we build. Internal ops run on Lara, Blog Automation, and the Email Triage agent. We eat our own cooking.
Mid-week is for deep work. No 1:1s, no standups, no syncs. Just code, design, ship.
Every project has a working demo, written postmortem, eval suite. Build evidence, not opinions.
‘Pretty fast’ isn’t a metric. ‘p95 under 300ms’ is. Generalities die in code review.
Every team shows one thing they shipped last week. Failures count too — we celebrate the autopsy.
Half the team is in office, half remote. Either way: no calendar invites. Headphones on, code flying.
Every engineer joins one customer call a month. You build for the person, not the spec.
60-min showcase. Side projects, AI papers we’ve read, weird experiments. Pizza after.
"I joined from a 5,000-person bank. Shipped my first AI agent to a real customer in week 3. No PIP threats, no Jira hell. Just code, peer review, ship. I'll never go back."
"I expected the ‘agency’ vibe and got the opposite. Every Friday I see what 65 people shipped. Every Wednesday I get to code without meetings. This place runs like an open-source project, with health insurance."
See open roles or drop your CV anyway. We hire ~1 person a month opportunistically.