Build, don't pitch.
Output beats opinion. Daily updates, shipped artifacts, and demonstrated craft are the currency here.
Qatoto is the operating system for turning ideas into shipped products. We're hiring engineers, designers, operators, and specialists to make the pipeline faster, fairer, and harder to corrupt.
Qatoto is built by people who use Qatoto. We post EOD updates. Our compensation lives on the same ledger. AI watches our workflow and suggests cuts. It's the only honest way to ship the thing.
Output beats opinion. Daily updates, shipped artifacts, and demonstrated craft are the currency here.
Compensation reflects effort, research, and promotion logged on platform — not who's loudest in the room.
Every fund movement and workflow change is auditable. We hire people who like that, not the ones who fear it.
Climate tech, defense AI, immortality research, civic infra. If it's hard and worth doing, it has a home here.
Don't see your role? We're always open to a good pitch. Send your work to careers@qatoto.com.
Own core systems behind the team builder, fundraise console, and daily-update wall. TypeScript, Postgres, distributed systems.
Build the workflow AI that ingests EOD video, transcripts, and fund movements, then suggests fixes. Strong applied ML chops required.
Run hardware-track teams from prototype through compliance and shipping. Background in consumer or industrial hardware preferred.
Scale Qatoto Store's compliance pipeline across categories — FCC, CE, FDA, export controls. Past in-house regulatory experience required.
Design the founder operating system. Cap tables, fundraise flows, daily updates — surfaces that compound across thousands of teams.
Pair with funded teams on the platform. Translate AI workflow notes into action, unblock founders, surface platform gaps to product.
We don't oversell perks. The work is the perk. These are the basics — clean coverage, honest equity, real time off — without the fine print designed to take them back.
Send links to what you've shipped. Code, hardware, deals closed, problems solved. We'd rather see one project you actually built than a polished CV of titles.