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Founding Engineer

Build the product end to end, from the retrieval layer that guarantees a verse is real to the page you are reading now.

Full-time

Remote, Americas or Europe

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We are small enough that the person who writes the retrieval layer also writes the onboarding flow and answers the support email that results. This role suits someone who is happy owning a problem from the data model to the typography, and who would rather ship a careful thing in three weeks than a clever thing in three days.

What you will do

  • Own significant parts of the product end to end: data model, API, interface, and the tests that keep them honest.

  • Extend the retrieval and citation layer that keeps Trinity quoting from a fixed text rather than writing Scripture from memory.

  • Design the evaluation harness we use to catch regressions in teaching quality, not just in latency.

  • Work directly with the content team on how a study path is authored, stored, and rendered.

  • Carry the pager for what you ship, and keep the incident count boring.

What we are looking for

  • Five or more years building production software, with real ownership of at least one system you kept running.

  • Strong TypeScript, and fluency with a modern React framework.

  • Experience with retrieval systems, search, or anything where correctness of the returned document matters.

  • Comfort working without a specification and writing the specification yourself.

  • A high standard for detail in the parts of the product a user actually touches.

Nice to have

  • You have worked at a company under twenty people and know what that costs.

  • Some familiarity with biblical languages, or the willingness to learn enough to be dangerous.

  • You have built evaluation tooling for language models before.

How to apply

Email hello@gettrinity.app with a short note about why this role, and anything you have made that you are still proud of. A link is worth more than a cover letter. We read every message and reply either way.