Grit is on a mission to crush technical debt.
We believe that a big challenge in the next decade will be crumbling digital infrastructure. Our entire modern economy runs on code, but we haven’t developed appropriate tools to ensure software remains reliable over time.
Companies know that technical debt threatens the reliability of their services and slows down the pace of innovation, but struggle to find enough engineering talent to fix issues—most software maintenance today is still done manually and delayed as long as possible.
We believe there is a better way: we’re building AI bots that automatically maintain software through a combination of static analysis, our own query language, and machine learning.
Founders Fund and Abstract Ventures led our $7M seed round and we have many paying customers on our beta product. Our team is currently 5 engineers.
As our JavaScript ecosystem lead, you will be responsible for making sure we have amazing support for transforming and improving JavaScript code. You’ll work directly with our founders (Cosmin and Morgante) to plan the roadmap for JavaScript and TypeScript across multiple open source JavaScript projects (React, Jest, Angular, etc.).
This is a multi-disciplinary role which involves directly coding new features, developing transformations for open source problems, and working directly with customers on their requirements.
This role is ideal for JavaScript experts who are looking to advance their career by doing more open source work, learning about compiler engineering, or expanding into developer advocacy.
We believe that the most impactful work is done through high bandwidth in-person collaboration, particularly at an early-stage company. Most of the team works from our NYC office, near Union Square. Exceptions are possible for candidates with a demonstrated track record in related fields.
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Grit is a cloud infrastructure company focused on providing solutions for running unit tests, forking cloud instances, building caching file systems, and streaming results with minimal latency.