Pear VC
Founding Engineer
About this role
Kindroid is hiring a Founding Engineer to build and scale their platform across frontend, backend, and infrastructure. You'll own greenfield development, maintain codebases, work with AI/ML pipelines and GPU clusters, and engage directly with customers to resolve issues.
What you'll do
- Develop core platform features spanning frontend, backend, database, and infrastructure
- Build new applications from scratch and maintain existing codebases with refactoring
- Design and implement fine-tuning pipelines and manage GPU cluster infrastructure
- Debug complex issues by analyzing logs and stack traces with customer support
- Collaborate with design and product teams during feature handoff
- Learn and apply AI technologies to platform development
What they're looking for
- Full-stack development (frontend, backend, database)
- Multiple programming languages
- Software architecture and system design
- Database design and optimization
- Debugging and troubleshooting complex systems
- Infrastructure and DevOps
- AI/ML fundamentals
- GPU cluster management
Benefits
- Significant equity package
- Founding Engineer role with outsized impact
- Remote work allowed up to 60%
- San Francisco Bay Area location
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Pear VC
Pear VC invests in and supports AI-driven enterprise software companies building automation platforms, compliance systems, and specialized tools across industries like financial services, insurance, and software development. The portfolio companies are hiring founding and senior engineers to design core infrastructure, build AI systems, and develop scalable backend platforms alongside their leadership teams.
View all jobs at Pear VCLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a greenfield application you built from scratch—what were the key architectural decisions?
- Describe your experience with AI/ML—how have you applied it in previous roles, and how would you approach learning new frameworks?