Pear VC · Remote; New York City; San Francisco Bay Area
Founding software engineer building cross-platform crisis-intervention software for government child protection, replacing paper and email workflows for schools, hospitals, police, and social services. Work covers React/React Native mobile and web apps, AWS services, and SQL and NoSQL schemas, with reporting to the CTO and CEO. The role also involves managing Stanford SWE interns and moving toward SOC2/StateRAMP/FedRAMP compliance.
Founding Software Engineer - Vimes
Vimes is building the universal operating system for government welfare, starting with child protection: our cross‑platform crisis‑intervention software replaces the paper trails and traditional email threads that slow schools, hospitals, police, and social‑services agencies.
At it's core, we build software to save kids' lives and In 12 months we launched a nationally adopted child‑risk metric, published an academically validated white paper, and cut average response times from 40 days to 12 hours for 18 police departments covering 320K citizens. Having recently closed a $2.2M pre-seed, we envision becoming the universal system of record for all of public safety, becoming a central hub for data and communications for all vulnerable populations.
We have a pipeline of 30+ cities, 15 states, and may cross $10M revenue barrier in the next 12 months. As we scale 10x and we’re looking for talented technical engineers to join us.
We’re looking to bring on founding engineers, for an in-person position in New York City or Bay Area (open to hybrid or remote but MUST LIVE IN U.S.).
As a small team, we work in a highly collaborative environment and you'll have the opportunity to participate in varying stages of the technical process, reporting to the CTO/CEO.
You will be joining a small-team, high-velocity startup and thus will be compensated competitively. Some terms:
In any case, we hope you’ll join us because you find a fast-paced production velocity exciting and fulfilling, and you want to help us prove what’s possible.