AI Builder (Full-Stack · UX · Product)

What You'll Do

• Take AI product ideas from concept → design → build → ship, end to end
• Design the experience: flows, wireframes, and interfaces that make complex AI feel simple
• Build polished frontends and the backend services and APIs behind them
• Integrate LLMs and AI agents into real, usable workflows — streaming, orchestration, the works
• Make product calls: what to build, what to cut, what "good enough to ship" means
• Prototype fast, get it in front of users, and iterate on real feedback
• Own quality across the whole stack: UX, performance, reliability, and polish
• Help shape the product roadmap, not just execute someone else's spec

What You Bring

Frontend: React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind — you build interfaces that feel good to use
Backend: Node.js and/or Python, REST/GraphQL APIs, databases (PostgreSQL, Redis), auth, and the glue between services
AI: Hands-on with LLM APIs (Anthropic Claude, OpenAI), agent workflows, prompting, and integrating AI into products that actually work
UX/Design: A real eye for layout, flow, and usability — comfortable in Figma, fluent in turning rough ideas into clean interfaces
Product: Instinct for what users need, judgment on tradeoffs, and the discipline to ship and iterate

Who You Are

• A builder at heart — you've shipped things, probably more than one, probably solo or near-solo
• Comfortable being the only person in the room who can do frontend, backend, design, and AI
• Bias toward action: you'd rather prototype in an afternoon than spec for a week
• Opinionated about quality and user experience, but pragmatic about deadlines
• Self-directed — you don't need a detailed brief to get moving
• Genuinely excited about AI and what it makes possible to build right now

Bonus Points

• You've built and run AI agents or automation systems in production
• You've launched your own products, side projects, or startups
• You know workflow tooling (n8n, Temporal) and how to make agents reliable
• You've worked across the full lifecycle of a product, from zero to users
• A portfolio, GitHub, or live products that show how you think and what you ship