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Co-Founder/CTO Opportunity at FastTracked (AI for the Moving Industry) Location: Remote Commitment: Full-time preferred, open to part-time initially Compensation: Equity (negotiable) with a potential for a small salary (initially) About FastTracked FastTracked is transforming the $40 billion moving industry with AI-driven solutions that simplify operations and slash costs. We are on a mission to revolutionize the moving services and removals industry by making AI technology more accessible and affordable. Our core solution is an AI-powered video survey tool that will allow companies to offer accurate quotes based on video analysis of moving items, replacing or enhancing the traditional in-person surveys. We're aiming to speed up the process, reduce costs, and make moving services more efficient for both businesses and their customers. Our long-term vision is to create a suite of complementary AI solutions based around this video survey technology to enhance every aspect of a moving company's operations. We plan to achieve this through integration with industry-specific partners as well as offering bespoke services to individual businesses . The Role We're looking for a Tech Co-Founder/CTO who is excited to lead the technical development of our solutions. You’ll be responsible for building our MVP from scratch and developing other AI tools tailored for the moving industry. As we grow, you’ll also play a key role in hiring and leading a tech team as we scale. You’ll have the freedom to choose the tech stack and guide the technical architecture of the company. Responsibilities: Lead the development of AI tools and the MVP to disrupt traditional in-person surveys, making moving services faster and more efficient. Build and iterate on industry-specific AI solutions that will reshape how businesses operate and engage customers. Take charge of hiring and managing a development team as the company scales. Collaborate closely on strategic decisions and product direction with the founding team. Drive the vision of implementing internal AI tools to enhance and optimize FastTracked’s operations. Ideal Co-Founder: 10 years of software development experience. Proven track record of building and shipping products, with familiarity with AI development . Experience with computer vision, video processing, and AI/ML frameworks is a plus. Leadership and team-building experience; ready to lead a tech team post-funding. Familiar with startup environments and excited by the challenge of building something from the ground up. Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to adapt and iterate in a fast-moving startup environment. Driven, open, and mature, with a passion for being part of the strategic direction of the company. Compensation & Commitment: This is an equity-based role with a small initial salary. As the founder, I am not taking a large salary while the product is in development and would like someone willing to adopt similar terms. While full-time is preferred, we understand the need for part-time initially. The role is fully remote. Equity Vesting We’re considering a 4-year vesting period with a 1-year cliff to ensure that both parties are committed long-term. The vesting schedule can be adjusted depending on mutual agreements. Interested? Join FastTracked at this critical growth stage, where your expertise will make an immediate impact. If you're passionate about AI and ready to build something from the ground up with AI at the heart of things, we’d love to talk to you Reach out to us to learn more and discuss how we can transform the moving industry together.

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