Remote Craft - Senior Software Developer

We are seeking a full stack senior software developer with 4+ year track record of success. This position is for one of our own portfolio companies based in the US. The company is a fast growing AI software business that’s leveraging GPT-4 to assist US companies source and recruit talent abroad.

If interested, you must include the following in your submission:

Link to a ChatGPT/GPT4 product you’ve coded

1-2 min video recording explaining the product Who are we?

We are Remote Craft . A new, revolutionary, fast-moving Head Hunting agency sourcing the best Filipino talent for U.S. business leaders.

Our co-founders have 30+ years of leadership, business, and entrepreneurial success between them. We also have a direct connection to the Philippines and specifically the Central and Southern regions. Our strong preference is to find talent based in Cebu, but we are also open to candidates based elsewhere.

I (James) am one of our founders. I lived in the Central Visayas (Cebu, Bohol, Negros Oriental) for two years and speak Cebueno fluently. (Dili kaayo hawod, pero kabalo ko magbinisaya ug makasabut man ko. Mao ni ganahan unta mi Bisdak among impliyaron:).

The Opportunity

This is a once-in-a-lifetime type opportunity for the right candidate. We are absolutely convinced that Remote Craft will change thousands of lives and will become a pillar of the economy in the Visayas.

You will become one of the initial members of this new endeavor, and will lead the building of our team and operations in the Philippines. You will have the opportunity to bring all of your creativity to bear in building a company and a culture from the ground up.

Preferred Qualifications

Direct development experience with ChatGPT/GPT4

• 4+ years experience as full stack software engineer
• Fluent English speaking ability and experience working with native English speaking clients or managers
• Comfortable working under pressure with immediate deadlines
• Experience in fast moving tech environment
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