As a Founding Fullstack Engineer at MathGPT, you will build and ship modern web applications using React and Typescript, focusing on creating user-friendly and efficient products.
About Us:
MathGPT is a personal AI tutor for every STEM student. To date, MathGPT has helped over 15 million students master STEM concepts. As part of the team, you will have the opportunity to shape how the next 100 million students learn math.
The Role:We’re looking for a strong engineer who loves building robust, easy-to-use products, and have a high degree of product sense, agency, and ownership.
We are looking for:
Experience building and shipping modern web applications end-to-end (React/Typescript).
Ability to build tasteful components and polished interactions.
Strong communication skills and a desire to deeply understand our user’s pain points
Bias towards simplifying code, and developing flexible code patterns that help us move faster.
Nice to have:
Experience integrating LLM APIs into products
Experience with React Native, Expo
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