Send work,
not a CV.
A small senior team working remotely across time zones. We hire when the work demands it, not on a schedule — and we always tell you straight where you stand.
No form, no portal, no account to create. One email to [email protected].
Four things, and none of them are on a CV
We read work samples, not employment history. These are what we are actually reading for.
Judgement over tool lists
We care what you decided and why, not which framework is on your CV. Tools change every two years; judgement does not.
Writing that is clear
Remote work runs on written words. If you can explain a technical decision in plain English, you are already ahead.
Ownership without supervision
Nobody checks your hours. We agree what needs to exist and by when, then you own it.
Saying "I do not know"
The most useful sentence in this line of work. We would rather hear it early than discover it late.
How we actually work
What we do not look for
Freelancers and partners
Send one link and three sentences.
That is genuinely the whole application. If the work is good we will write back, and if it is not the right fit we will say so quickly.
