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Prophet, part of the Valstone portfolio, is expanding its Montreal team to accelerate AI-assisted development on top of its ERP platform. You will own architecture and engineering decisions, work primarily in C#, and leverage Claude Code or Cursor to accelerate delivery for real-time inventory and depot scheduling apps.
This build-first, technical leadership track emphasizes shipping fast, weighing business value, and growing influence through outputs rather than headcount.
Prophet builds the ERP platform purpose-built for fresh produce and floral supply chains — real-time inventory, pallet tracking, and full traceability for growers, packhouses, and distributors managing perishable inventory at scale. Acquired by Valstone in November 2023, Prophet is the largest fresh produce software supplier in Europe, and the largest business in the Valstone portfolio.
Prophet's core engineering team is based in Birmingham, UK, with offices also in North America (Los Angeles) and South Africa. The core team is experienced and their skillset remains central to the product, but it skews toward an older technology generation that hasn't fully kept pace with what's now possible with AI‑assisted development. This role is part of a deliberate move to build new, AI‑fluent engineering capability in Montreal — closer to where that talent and skillset is more readily available.
Prophet's platform runs on C#, but the real opportunity here isn't language depth — it's build speed and versatility. Prophet has already shown what's possible: an AI-agent-powered ordering platform was built that lets customers order fresh produce conversationally, and a full depot delivery‑scheduling app was built in about a week — work that would typically take six months to a year. There are 10-15 similar app opportunities queued up, each one currently capturing revenue that leaks to third‑party point solutions instead of staying inside Prophet's own platform.
Prophet's platform runs on C#, but the real opportunity here isn't language depth — it's build speed and versatility. Prophet has already shown what's possible: an AI-agent-powered ordering platform was built that lets customers order fresh produce conversationally, and a full depot delivery‑scheduling app was built in about a week — work that would typically take six months to a year. There are 10-15 similar app opportunities queued up, each one currently capturing revenue that leaks to third‑party point solutions instead of staying inside Prophet's own platform.
This role is Prophet's next step toward doing more of that: someone comfortable in C# but not limited to it, fluent with AI‑assisted development tools, and able to pick up whatever language or framework a given app actually calls for. It's a build‑first, technical leadership track, not a research or management role — you'll own architecture and engineering decisions on what you build and grow your influence through output, not headcount.
You should care about the business case behind a feature as much as the code: what it costs to run, how fast it ships, and whether it's worth building in‑house versus letting a third party keep that revenue.
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