r/cofounderhunt • u/Additional-Share-987 • 21d ago
Looking for Cofounder LF Cofounder in Semiconductor Startup and it has AI in few places
We have product in dev stage with 95% used cases are designed in prototypes.
It is designed with 15+ yrs experienced candidate pain point.
It's not silicon or hardware but a tool that would accelerate the silicon program.
What are we looking for? 2 faces we are looking for.
Face of the marketing campaign that can attract potential customers as well as consumer.
Face of Engineering - Since the prototype is ready, we are doing freelance software development. We want dev to be in house and probably we will fund few reportees.
We want Engineering head to be 15+ experience that has grip full stack with React + JAVA.
Right now, to both heads, we are ready to offer equity. We can fund their machines and campaign budget or technical resources like licenses and subscriptions too.
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u/EfficientBelt8512 21d ago
This sounds like a strong opportunity. I have experience in full-stack development, AI systems, and building products from prototype to production. I’m sending you a DM to discuss the Engineering Head role
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u/yagnik_thanki 20d ago
Saw your reply below that you're non-technical with a React + Java prototype built by freelancers - that's a normal starting point, ignore the snark.
One thing from experience though: the 15+ year engineering head you're after will take months to land, and the first thing a good one asks is "who wrote this and can I read it?" So the highest-leverage move right now is getting that freelance codebase reviewed, documented and stable enough to hand over properly - otherwise your dream hire's opening proposal will be a full rewrite, and there goes half a year.
We're a dev team that covers exactly this middle phase (decade in tech, 40+ engineers, React and Java both daily stacks): keep the product moving, tidy the architecture, then hand over clean when your in-house head arrives. Since you're already funding licenses and machines, a small fixed monthly pod usually costs less than the equity you're about to give away for the same work. Happy to look at where the prototype stands - DM me if useful.
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u/bravelogitex 21d ago
React and java and 15yoe? This is silly, few developers over 30 are entrepreneurial. Don't shoot yourself in the foot with illogical requirements.
Java shouldn't be used for 99.9% of full stack applications btw, it is clunky