Most code doesn't matter.
We are building software that helps humanity conquer death.
Cancer therapeutics take 12 years and $800 million to reach a patient.
We are cutting that down to 5.
Every line of code shipped here is time bought for someone who is running out of it.
We are looking for one person.
The most ambitious of our generation.
You will write code next to some of the best people working on one of the hardest problems on earth.
You will not be parked on a side project.
You will be in the room.
Tasks The bar High agency.
You see a problem.
You do not wait.
You do not ask whose job it is.
It is yours from the moment you see it.
High integrity.
The whole codebase is your business.
Every dependency.
You do not draw lines around what you care.
If you read those two paragraphs and felt seen, apply.
If you read them and felt called out, do not.
Stack: TypeScript.
We use Claude aggressively.
You will too.
But hear this clearly.
AI writes code.
Humans write great code.
We hire humans to write great code, not to ship whatever the model spat out.
If you copy-paste Claude's output without reading it, without questioning it, without making it better, you will not last here.
Mediocre engineers use AI to skip thinking.
Great engineers use AI to think faster.
We hire the second kind.
Work is life.
You don't separate the two because you don't want to.
You're already coding nights and weekends.
Not because anyone is making you.
Because you can't not.
You're life-maxing.
Music that hits.
You optimize the inputs because you take the outputs seriously.
You're hungry the way an athlete is hungry.
You want to become great as if your life depends on it.
You read the docs.
You ship the PR.
You read more docs.
You ship a better PR.
You don't perform learning, you do it.
You're an individualist.