Looking For a Technical Co-Founder
Hi All!
I'm a product/program manager with 15 years' domain experience. The industry has a ton of issues and I have a good idea on how to solve a few of its problems (I'm also the ideal consumer of the solution).
Based on the proposed solution, I've received commitments from 3 enterprise clients already. We have a little bit of funding and a good shot at being accepted into a pre-seed accelerator as I know one of their advisors (referrals for the win!).
I'm looking for someone that can build this thing out. Bonus points if you have design chops.
The team is currently comprised of:
- Program/Product Manager
- AI Engineer
- Advisor
Hit me if you have serious interest: [email protected]
Sam
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A one-week feature took two months, mostly spent keeping three systems in sync
As @Cass1 suggested, having some more details about the industry and about the expectations from the technical co-founder will be useful.
can you give a bit more details? you dont need to disclose the idea but giving a bit context on the industry + the type of business model (SaaS, subscription, BTC, ...) would be nice before people actually get interested + reach out to you.
What’s the industry? What’s the problem you’re trying to solve?
I'm interested to learn more. Web development background (React, Node.js) and machine learning. My email: [email protected]
I am a frontend developer looking for a new venture. I also have a design background, so I can demonstrate building out professional looking products (see my portfolio). Let me know if interested - Cheers!
Sam - I was the cofounder/CTO for codepilot.ai a funded startup, and am now bootstrapping LaunchMuse which is a product I have been building to help me launch other ideas that I have much faster.
The reason I am responding is that if I have an interest in what you are building I may be a great fit assuming I can leverage LaunchMuse.
The following will give you an idea of my approach to building products and LaunchMuse.
https://launchmuse.com/products/3
You didn’t even disclose the industry. How are people supposed to get excited or become interested without at least a modicum of information about your “idea”?
PS - you obviously get equity and a voice. After all, you're a co-founder!