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Decky, based in Portland, Oregon, is seeking a dedicated engineer to join as the 4th employee. You will develop AI-powered presentation automation tools used by enterprise customers and shape the product's future directions.
The role offers 2% equity, a salary of $80K, and direct access to the co-founders, providing a unique opportunity for ownership and growth within a startup environment.
We're hiring our first dedicated engineer. You'll be the 4th employee — building the AI pipeline, web app, Chrome extension, and API that enterprise customers are already using.
2% equity, direct access to both founders, and the kind of ownership most engineers don't get until they start their own company.
Traction - Paying customers + inbound from large enterprises
Team size - You will be the 4th employee on the team
Every deck on brand, in minutes — AI-powered presentation automation built for the way enterprise teams actually work.
Sales and customer success teams spend hours manually building decks from templates. Decky fixes that. Connect your existing Google Slides or PowerPoint template, feed it your data, and Decky generates polished, on-brand presentations automatically.
We're a small team of three, the product is live and in customers' hands, and we're actively raising our pre‑seed round. We've already closed enough to bring on a full‑time engineer — you'd be the 4th employee. We're not pre‑product, pre‑revenue, or pre‑customer. We're at the stage where the right engineer joining now shapes what this becomes — and shares meaningfully in what it's worth.
We work across the modern AI tooling ecosystem and move with the frontier.
Day to day, that means multi-model routing, RAG pipelines grounded in brand data and templates, agentic workflows that parse/plan/generate end-to-end, and fine-tuning for brand voice and layout constraints.
You should be comfortable with LLM APIs, orchestration frameworks, vector DBs, evals, and observability tooling.
Days 1–30
Get deep in the product
Learn the codebase end-to-end, ship your first real feature, and talk directly to customers. No orientation theater.
Days 31–60
Own a meaningful surface
Take full ownership of a core product area — likely the generation pipeline or enterprise integration layer — and start making architectural decisions.
Days 61–90
Shape what comes next
You're in the room for product strategy. Your instincts about what to build — and what not to — are actively shaping the roadmap.
Co-founder & CEO
Previously scaled a company from zero to significant revenue. Leads product direction, go-to-market, and the enterprise relationships that are already knocking on our door.
Co-founder & CTO
The architect behind Decky's core engine and your direct manager. Graham owns the technical roadmap — from AI pipelines to infrastructure — and will be your primary collaborator on everything you build.
You'll report directly to Graham and work closely with Mike on the product and customer side. No layers, no middlemen — just two founders who want to build something great and need a third person obsessed enough to help them do it.
This is not a 9-to-5. The salary is startup-stage — below what a company with a Series A budget would offer, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. What we're offering instead is 2% equity in something that enterprise customers are already asking for, direct access to both founders, and the kind of ownership most engineers don't get until they start their own company. If you're wired for that trade, we want to hear from you.