A stream of engineering candidates who ship.
Sourced and filtered by a technical founder. Real engineering judgment, not resumes or keyword filters.
Backed by Y Combinator
Book a meeting →The problem
It's hard to find great engineers
You know what great looks like. Recruiters have to rely on keywords and noisy signals, so the best engineers get missed.
Cares deeply about customers
Has deep technical skills
Can ship
Doesn't need to be told what to do
These traits don't show up in keyword searches. We add back real engineering intuition.
The solution
We go deep to define exactly what you need
Because we're technical, you can get concrete. We define exactly what "great" means for your team, your codebase, your specific challenges.
Customer problems solved
Did they directly solve customer problems? Not just features shipped. Real problems identified and fixed.
Systems they owned
What types of systems did they own? Not "worked on." Owned, maintained, and were accountable for.
Technical skills needed
Specific to your technical challenges. No generic "React engineers," only people who can actually operate across your system.
What "good" means for you
Every codebase is different. Every team is different. We learn yours so we can calibrate.
Then we find engineers who match and intro them to your recruiting team.
Why us
Built by engineers who've shipped
You can get very concrete with us because we're technical. We've shipped code in both startups and big tech. We know what actually matters.
How it works
Simple process
We go deep
We learn your technical challenges, your team, and define exactly what great means for your specific role.
We search
We find engineers who actually match. Not keyword matches, real matches based on engineering intuition.
We intro them to your recruiting team
When we find a strong match, we intro them to your recruiting team. You run the process from there.
Hiring engineers?
Let's talk
Book a meeting and tell us what you're looking for. We'll help you define what great looks like, and find them.
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