🧠 AI Builder Wanted (CS Grad Who Refuses to Be “Just a Developer”)

Location: Cumilla / Remote Type: Full-time, full-ownership, full-send Experience: 0–2 years (fresh grads welcome if you've built actual things) Salary: Fair for Bangladesh. Not your cousin-in-Dubai's salary.

👋 First, some honesty

We're a tiny startup. Like, really tiny. The kind where the founder makes chaa, writes code, fixes bugs, and replies to customer emails — sometimes simultaneously.

We're building AI solutions — real ones, for real users, using real LLMs (not the "we added a chatbot" kind). Agents, pipelines, RAG systems, LLM-powered products. The stuff that was sci-fi two years ago and is now your Tuesday.

We're not hiring an "employee." We're looking for the second brain of this company.

If you want a stable 9-to-6, a manager who drops Jira tickets on your head, and a team of 40 to hide inside — please, lovingly, click away.

Still reading? Cool. Let's talk.

🎓 Baseline You Should Have

We're flexible on years, strict on substance. Roughly:

• Solid programming fundamentals — data structures, algorithms, OOP. You can write a function without having a panic attack.
• At least one language you're genuinely comfortable in — Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Go, whatever. Bonus if it's Python or JS/TS (that's most of our stack).
• Git hygiene — branches, PRs, commit messages that aren't just "fix".
• Databases — basic SQL, you understand what a JOIN does and why NoSQL exists.
• APIs — you've consumed REST APIs, maybe built a couple. You know what JSON is and why everyone hates CORS.
• Web basics — HTML/CSS/JS, at least enough to not run away from a frontend task.
• At least one experiment with LLMs — used OpenAI/Claude/Gemini API, built a toy RAG, played with LangChain, wrote prompts that worked (and a lot that didn't). Even a weekend project counts.
• Good English — reading docs, writing PRs, explaining yourself in async messages.

Nice-to-haves (not required, just makes us smile):

• FastAPI / Flask / Next.js / React
• Basic cloud (AWS / GCP / DO) — "I deployed a thing once" counts
• Docker, even just docker run level
• Experience with vector databases, embeddings, or agent frameworks
• Contributed to open source (yes, we check)

🚀 What You'll Actually Do

• Build AI solutions from scratch — LLM pipelines, agents, RAG systems, AI-powered web apps.
• Use every shiny AI tool in existence (Claude, Cursor, Codex, v0, Gemini, you name it) to build things that would've taken a team of 5 last year.
• Own features end-to-end — "hmm, what if..." → design → code → deploy → "oops it's on fire" → fix.
• Handle the entire SDLC: requirements → architecture → code → tests → CI/CD → deployment → monitoring.
• Wrestle with prompts, token limits, hallucinations, and that one edge case that only breaks in production at 3am.
• Talk to users. Yes, actual humans.
• Pitch in on product, design, and occasionally the strategy doc the founder is panicking about.

🧬 Who You Are

• Genuinely excited about AI — not just because it's trendy, but because you've been playing with it at 1am and can't stop.
• You treat AI tools like a power glove, not a crutch.
• You've shipped something. Anywhere. A side project. A hackathon win. A Chrome extension you made for your cat.
• Clear communicator. Bonus points if you can explain a bug to a non-technical founder without either of you crying.
• Entrepreneur energy: see a problem → fix it, no permission needed.
• Okay being wrong. Often. Publicly. That's how you get good.
• Here to learn, build, and grow — not to pad a resume.

🙅 Who You're NOT

• The person whose life plan is "grind LeetCode → land remote US job → disappear."
• The person who asks "is this in my job description?"
• The person who needs a PM to translate English into tasks.
• The person who's scared of the main branch.
• The person who thinks "prompt engineering" is beneath them.
• The person who copies from ChatGPT without understanding what it gave them.

💰 The Money Talk

Fair Bangladesh salary. Competitive for a startup our size.

🎯 Perform well → You get equity. Period.

Not "let's have a conversation someday." If you prove you're the real deal in the first few months, you become a stakeholder in the company. Your wins become literally yours.

Plus:

• Insane learning velocity — especially in AI, where the field changes weekly.
• Real ownership. Your code ships to real users. This week.
• Zero bureaucracy.
• Front-row seat to building an AI company from zero.
• Flexibility — Cumilla-based or remote.

🧪 How to Apply

No cover letter. Send:

1. A thing you built. GitHub, demo, screenshot. Bonus if AI/LLM-related. Tell us why and what broke.
2. A 60-second Loom / voice note / text rant: Why this job, not a "safer" one?
3. One opinion about AI tools most people would disagree with.

P.S. — If you're already on a quiet Tuesday night building something weird with Claude and three APIs duct-taped together… yeah, we should talk.