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Rotto is an AI search engine for recruiting in New York City. You will own the backend that builds crawlers across thousands of career pages and runs a live, plain-English prompt–driven ranking of millions of candidate profiles.
We move fast, with equity and daily collaboration with the founders and engineering team in person in New York. This ASAP role starts within weeks and requires hands-on ownership of production systems.
Build the crawlers and AI search algorithm behind Rotto: millions of candidate profiles, thousands of career pages, every day.
Rotto is an AI search engine for recruiting. A recruiter describes the hire in plain English, and a hybrid semantic and lexical retrieval engine parses the intent, embeds it, and ranks millions of candidate profiles in real time.
It is built by the same team behind Migrate Mate, the job board for international talent in the US, which earned our founders Forbes 30 Under 30. We are a team of seven. We've raised $3M and are now hiring to scale Rotto and launch new products.
We move very fast with basically zero bureaucracy. You will work directly with the founders (& engineering team) every day. We work five days a week, 10 to 11 hours a day, in person, and occasionally on Saturdays. This is an ASAP hire: we would like you to start within weeks of an offer.
We don't care about years of experience, education or pedigree. We just want you to be cracked at owning & scaling backend systems.
We sponsor visas and will relocate the right person to New York. U.S. citizens, people with work authorization and people who need sponsorship can all apply.
2. Assessment: If you are a fit, we email you a technical assessment.
3. Code review call: We go through your code together.
4. Culture-fit interview: We want to get to know you as a person.
5. In-person trial: Work with us in NYC. We'll cover costs. Based on your schedule.
6. Offer: You could be starting at Rotto within weeks.
Applications close when we find the right fit.