Meet the Humans Behind the Code
Three founders, one mission: make C++ development feel less like archaeology and more like the future it deserves to be.
David Gornshtein
I've been writing C++ since templates were considered black magic (they still are, I just got used to the incantations). My journey through systems programming led me to realize that our tools were stuck in the 90s while everything else moved to the cloud.
My obsession is making machines understand code the way developers do—not just parsing syntax, but grasping intent, predicting bugs, and knowing that a dangling pointer isn't just a coding error, it's a ticking time bomb.
When I'm not debugging segfaults or optimizing vector search, you'll find me explaining to my kids why daddy's computer sometimes makes "angry beeping sounds."
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Paul Masenznik
I spent years watching brilliant C++ developers waste their time on tasks that AI should handle. Not because the AI wasn't capable, but because nobody bothered to build AI that actually understood their world.
My job is to turn our technical obsessions into products that developers actually want to use. That means understanding not just what's possible, but what's practical. It's easy to demo a cool feature; it's hard to make it work at 3 AM when production is on fire.
I believe the best products come from genuine frustration. We're not building solutions looking for problems—we're solving problems we've lived with for years.
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Evgeny Rachlenko
There's a certain beauty in watching a well-optimized algorithm tear through data at the speed of hardware limits. That's what gets me out of bed—pushing the boundaries of what's computationally possible, then pushing a little more.
I've spent my career at the intersection of machine learning and systems engineering, where the rubber meets the road. It's one thing to train a model that works in a Jupyter notebook; it's another to deploy it at scale without burning through your cloud budget or melting your inference servers.
My role here is to bridge the gap between research and production. Taking cutting-edge ideas from papers and turning them into battle-tested systems that actually ship.
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We're Building Something Special
If you're the kind of person who gets excited about template metaprogramming, argues about memory allocators at parties, or dreams in pointer arithmetic—we should probably talk.
We're a small team, which means every person matters. We're looking for people who care deeply about their craft and aren't afraid to challenge conventional wisdom. Remote-friendly, asynchronous-first, and we promise never to schedule meetings that could have been emails.
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