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Harrison Clarke is seeking an exceptional Full Stack Engineer to help build an AI-powered system that understands construction data. You will own products end-to-end—from architecture to deployment—working directly with the founders and paying customers on major projects.
The role emphasizes ownership, strong frontend and backend fundamentals, and the ability to operate without a detailed roadmap while leveraging AI to drive product decisions.
What if you could build AI that understands the physical world?
I'm working with a very early-stage AI company tackling a problem that most of the industry has largely ignored: teaching AI to understand construction.
Think millions of pages of drawings, specifications, revisions, RFIs and technical documents — the kind of messy, visual, interconnected information that doesn't fit neatly into a traditional software stack.
They're turning that data into an AI system capable of understanding what's actually being built, surfacing conflicts, answering complex questions and helping project teams make better decisions.
And they're looking for an exceptional Full Stack Engineer to help build it.
This is not a role where you'll own a small feature inside a massive engineering organization.
You'll work directly with the founders and own products end-to-end - from product thinking and architecture through implementation, deployment and iteration with customers.
You'll work across:
The interesting part?
The problems haven't been solved yet.
You're dealing with drawings, diagrams, text and structured data simultaneously. You're building systems where accuracy matters because the output can influence projects worth hundreds of millions - or billions - of dollars.
They're looking for engineers who have:
The company is already working with paying customers on major construction projects and is backed by ~$10M in seed funding. The founding team brings serious technical depth, including experience building Facebook's first computer vision team and work that helped lead into Facebook AI Research.
This is the kind of opportunity where your work won't disappear into a Jira ticket.
You’ll be defining the product, the architecture and potentially an entirely new category of software.