Founding Engineer (Core)
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Avery is a Hiring Intelligence Engine - AI agents that source, screen, and schedule, on a system that gets smarter with every hire. Early-stage, Amsterdam, real paying customers. You'll build Avery's core - the app and the agents that source, screen, and schedule - from idea to production.
01Tasks
- Build across the stack, from agent logic to UI
- Ship and iterate on the core product surfaces
- Own features end to end, real users on the other side
02Requirements
- A strong generalist engineer who ships
- Comfortable with ambiguity and speed
- Curious about applied AI and agent systems
03Benefits
- Real founding equity. You build it, you own a piece of it.
- Scope most people wait years for - own your area end to end, work straight with the founder.
- Early-stage speed: ship weekly, see your work in front of real customers, grow as fast as we do.
Sound like you? Send a few honest lines on why - no essay needed. Our process is short on purpose: a 30-minute intro call, one working session on a real problem from our roadmap, then meet the team and an offer. Days, not months - we sell speed, so we live it.
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Source: OECD Average annual wages, 2025
UN living-cost index for Netherlands (ICSC post adjustment 42.9), as of 1 Oct 2026.
Source: ICSC post adjustment classifications (icsc.un.org)
- Highly Skilled Migrant: Recognised sponsor and salary threshold
- EU Blue Card: Degree and salary threshold
- Orientation year for highly educated persons: Graduates of Dutch or top world universities, 1 year job search
Official routes: Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND)
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