Fullstack Engineer

We build products for people who want to get better at things: Deepstash (micro-learning, millions of users), Paladin (history, but interactive), Protocol (longevity), Empirio (finance and strategy), Dilemmo (moral dilemmas that mess with your head a little).

We have no less than 10 million+ users across our app portfolio.

We're a 60 people team in Bucharest, built by founders who already built and exited a company once, then decided once wasn't enough.

We do move fast with no committees, no approval chains, no fifteen-person Slack thread to ship a button, so if you need permission to have an opinion, this isn't it.

All of that runs on content, a lot of it, across a lot of products. That's the system you'd own.

What you'd actually do

• Own the internal CMS end to end, the platform that feeds content into every product we run
• Build across the full stack: Django and FastAPI on the backend, React on the front
• Design clean APIs and data models that keep content flowing across millions of users, not backlog tickets nobody reads
• Partner with the content and product people who actually use what you build, and make them faster
• Use AI as a force multiplier, not a gimmick, especially as it reshapes how content gets made
• Review code like you mean it
• Make calls in your domain and live with them.

What we want

• 2+ years building fullstack web apps
• Python, ideally Django and/or FastAPI, plus solid React, but we're hiring judgment, not a stack match
• Comfortable with Postgres, comfortable with ambiguity, comfortable saying "this is wrong" out loud
• You care about product impact as much as correctness, you want the tools you build to actually get used
• Internal tools / CMS experience, or hands-on with AI video tools like Seedance or Kling, is a plus

The deal

• Office 3+ days a week
• Real ownership on a system every team depends on
• A front-row seat to building AI-assisted content creation into a real, scaled consumer business
• You'll help shape how content tooling works here as we grow, not just execute someone else's plan for it.