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Re: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2026)

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Bead AI | Founding Engineer | London (right now) -> SF (from late August) | Full-time | USD$160-220K+ | 0.8 - 1.5% equity We are building an autonomous trust layer to enable audits to shift from a compliance burden to a world where auditors can provide companies the assurance needed to adjust continuously in an ever-changing world. We are a small, product-obsessed team based out of London and San Francisco, backed by…

trust centre is insanely impressive btw! great work! do you allow anyone to request access to read the SOC 2 report or is it internal only? bcs i would love to take a look at that

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Namecoach/Euphonia | Founding Voice AI Engineer (part-time, path to CAIO) | SF or Remote | REMOTE | Contract / Part-time, ~$30-120/hr by seniority, potentially converting to FT Namecoach has spent 10 years building the largest verified pronunciation dataset of its kind: ~2M self-recorded name pronunciations, plus a large corpus of human-verified phonetic spellings. We're now building Euphonia ( https://euphonia.namec…

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Logen.io | Founding Full-stack / AI Engineer | Bengaluru, India | REMOTE | Full-time / Contract Logen.io is building an AI app builder for real production apps — not just toy prototypes. The goal is to let users go from idea → working web app → deployable product, with auth, database, payments, custom domains, and editable app structure built in. We’re looking for a founding engineer who can own core product and infr…

Hi Shvilesh,I saw your HN post for Logen.io. Building a production-ready AI app builder is a really interesting technical challenge.I’m a product-focused engineer with 5 years of experience in React and TypeScript, and I recently worked on migrating Macadam to the React Native New Architecture. I also have hands-on experience building AI/LLM integrations and enjoy the fast pace of early-stage startups. Let me know if…

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Portless | AI Engineer | Remote (North America) | $180k-$230k | Full-time We're a company doing real operational work in e-commerce/3PL logistics. AI usage internally is still basic — decks, spreadsheets, a few people vibe-coding dashboards. No real agentic workflows in production yet. That's what this role is for. You'd be the first dedicated AI engineer here. Two things at once: ship agentic workflows that replace…

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Orbit | Product Engineer | Full-time | REMOTE (EU) | German a plus Orbit is an AI-first logistics operating system — order intake, route planning, carrier management, driver app, tracking, documents — replacing the Excel-and-phone stack that most of transport logistics still runs on. We're bootstrapped, profitable, and growing in a market full of VC-funded competitors. Our customers stay because the product works. Th…

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Sports Trading Exchange | Founding Engineer / CTO | Remote USA | $140–200k + meaningful equity + founder seat available We're building a peer-to-peer exchange where fans buy and sell positions in individual athletes, like a stock. Real money, central limit order book, mechanical settlement against a published rules-based rating computed from official on-field stats. There is no house. Fans trade against each other li…

I have built something very similar a couple of times before, would be happy to chat. However I have a couple of questions around the payment models and how payouts work, it's very easy to create a ponzi scheme with products like this where you have to mint new shares/players in order to cover dividend payouts.

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Zeitlabs | Senior Frontend Engineer | Remote (UTC+3) | Full time or Full time contract We're hiring a senior frontend engineer to own key parts of our frontend platform - including our shared component library strategy - across a legacy React codebase and a modern Next.js (App Router) app. This is real-complexity work, not just greenfield: modernizing older code, publishing reusable component packages in a monorepo,…

I think its a great fit for both of us, Applied on the job portal, but posting my linkedin here just in case - linkedin.com/in/hakimuddin-haweliwala

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