Grounded.
We don't ship claims we can't source. Every external assertion carries provenance.
Four non-negotiables shape how we build, hire, and decide. No open requisitions today. The team is intentionally lean. Speculative applications from operators we'd consider exceptional are welcome.
The non-negotiables
We don't ship claims we can't source. Every external assertion carries provenance.
Credible intervals over point estimates. "Not yet" is a complete sentence when the data isn't there.
One canon, every surface. If a change here doesn't propagate cleanly there, the system isn't done.
Every decision logged. Every change versioned. Verify us, don't trust us.
We're building the substrate beneath commercial claims. Day-to-day means specifying decisions to a level most teams skip: source-of-truth, retention class, propagation semantics, audit obligations.
If you've ever wanted to write code the way a regulator reads law, precisely and with footnotes, this is that.
"The bar is one thing: would I stake my reputation on this artifact in front of a customer's counsel?"
Small, senior, opinionated. Most decisions happen in writing because we believe legible decisions compound. Synchronous time is for blocked work. The rest is async by design.
The team is intentionally lean while we ship V1 of the platform. If you're an operator we'd consider exceptional, the kind of person whose reputation precedes them in a narrow circle, write to us anyway.
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