Job Opening for Founding Engineer at Gander, a Y Combinator Startup in NYC
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Summary
The article discusses a job opening for a founding engineer at Gander, a Y Combinator-funded startup in New York City. The role involves building new products from scratch using technologies like Next.js, React, Vercel, and Supabase. Key responsibilities include software development, product leadership, and system architecture design.
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This is a Full-Time, In-person role in NYC.
Lead end-to-end technical execution and have full ownership of the software development lifecycle.
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