Do the work you point at later.
Do the work you point at later.
A small senior team in Atlanta, building on its own engine. We hire rarely, carefully, and for the long haul.
01 / THE DEALBuilt for people who finish things
No heroics, no growth-at-all-costs, no work you'd hide from your portfolio. We keep the team small so the work stays good and the people stay long. You'll ship things you're proud of, for clients who renew for years, on a platform you can shape from the inside.
Studio still — the team at work in Atlanta. Photo to come.
02 / WHAT WE LOOK FOR
Six things we hire for. Titles negotiable.
Six things we hire for. Titles negotiable.
- 01CraftWork that's considered all the way to the edges, even where nobody asked.
- 02RangeDesigners who can read a diff; engineers who notice kerning.
- 03OwnershipYou'd rather hold the whole problem than a tenth of it.
- 04TasteYou can say why something is good, not just that it is.
- 05CalmDeadlines met without theater.
- 06WritingClear sentences. Most of this job is explaining things well.
Inside the studio — design review at the big table. Photo to come.
This is what those six things look like on a Tuesday: a designer and an engineer at the same table, arguing politely about eight pixels. Reviews happen in the work, not on slides — and the person who built the thing is the person who walks it through.
If that sounds like your kind of room, the form below is the whole application.
03 / QUESTIONS
Things people ask before they write in.
Things people ask before they write in.
- Not always — but we read every introduction, and the people we've hired mostly arrived before a role was posted. If the work is good, send it.
- The studio is in Atlanta and some of the work happens in the room. Tell us where you are and how you like to work; we'll be straight about fit.
- Portfolio first, then a conversation about real work — yours and ours. No whiteboard puzzles. If we're both still interested, we'll do a short paid project together.
- Three things you made and what you'd change about each. A link beats an attachment; a paragraph beats a cover letter.
04 / INTRODUCE YOURSELF
Show us what you've made. We read everything.
Show us what you've made. We read everything.