Ownership, not tickets
Nobody hands you a groomed backlog. You will own a surface — the exam engine, the content pipeline, the centre console — and be trusted with decisions about it.
There is no layer between the work and the outcome here. You will ship something on a Tuesday and watch a few thousand students use it on the Sunday live mock.
We would rather tell you the honest version now than have you find out in month three.
Nobody hands you a groomed backlog. You will own a surface — the exam engine, the content pipeline, the centre console — and be trusted with decisions about it.
JEE and NEET happen on fixed dates. That creates real pressure at points in the year, and genuine quiet at others. We plan around it rather than pretending it is not there.
A bug in a marking scheme is not a bug, it is a student’s wrong decision about their own preparation. We review carefully and we roll back without ego.
Vision-capable LLMs sit inside our content pipeline as production infrastructure with validation and human review around them — not as a demo.
Support mail lands close to engineering. You will read what a seventeen-year-old thinks of the thing you built, in their words, the same week.
The team is based in Bengaluru and we like being in a room together for hard problems. Day-to-day, we care that the work is good, not where the chair is.
We hire in small numbers and slowly. If nothing below fits but you think you should be here, the last card is not a formality — we have hired that way before.
Please include something you have built or written. We weigh that far more heavily than a CV, and we will never ask you to do unpaid work that looks like our roadmap.
What you have built, what you want next, and an honest description of the role from us.
A real problem from our domain, discussed the way we would discuss it internally. No whiteboard algorithm trivia.
A short paid exercise or a walkthrough of something you already own. Your choice.
We move quickly at this point, and we tell you where you stand either way.
One email. Tell us what you would work on and why.