Job description
AveryIQ (YC W24) | Staff Software Engineer | Remote | Full-time AveryIQ is a full-stack property management platform competing against Appfolio, Yardi, Entrata. We think property management is a domain that is underserved by AI currently, and has so much potential for improving the experience for both tenants and landlords alike. This is a multidisciplinary domain, touching everything from payments and accounting to computer vision and complex workflows. What we're looking for: - Strong product design sense and a drive to see features built end-to-end with little guidance in a remote environment - Experience with building robust systems, fully tested and reliable. (We move hundreds of thousands of dollars per month and cannot afford to make mistakes) Tech stack: Bun/Hono, TypeScript, NextJS, React Native mobile app. Open role highlights: - Full stack engineer works across front-end, back-end, mobile. If you're interested in joining our team, please reach out to info at averyiq.com with a 1 minute video introducing yourself and talk about any familiarity you have with the real estate domain. You can also send a resume, but under no circumstances send any AI-generated content. It will be immediately deleted. Anybody that takes time to send a video will get a response. https://averyiq.com
✍️ Tailored application (cached — grounded in your resume)
58 / 100 honest fit
Daniel is a strong fit on the two things AveryIQ names first: he ships features end-to-end with no hand-holding (a dozen production Flask services on a self-hosted Linux box, idea to deployed and monitored in days), and he comes from safety-critical medical-device software where 'fully tested and reliable' is a release gate, not an aspiration — directly relevant when you move hundreds of thousands of dollars a month. He also has genuine domain adjacency: a B.S. in Accounting and a self-built algorithmic trading platform integrating a brokerage API, so payments/ledger correctness isn't new territory. The honest gap is the stack — his production work is Python/C++/AWS/Flask, not Bun/Hono, TypeScript, NextJS, or React Native, and he has no property-management or React Native experience; he'd be learning the front-end and mobile surface on the job.
Tailored resume highlights
- Designs, builds, and operates production full-stack web services end-to-end with no guidance — a suite of live Flask/Python apps on a self-hosted Linux server behind Cloudflare tunnels (gunicorn, hardened endpoints, per-IP rate limiting, automated cron data pipelines, self-healing watchdogs, SEO) serving real organic traffic; goes from idea to deployed, monitored production service in days.
- Built a multi-strategy algorithmic trading platform integrating a brokerage API, with automated backtesting, a live dashboard, and reboot-safe scheduled execution — a financially consequential system where a silent failure costs real money.
- Four years building software in a regulated, safety-critical medical-device environment where reliability and correctness are requirements, not features — backend services and validation pipelines for connected devices, with reliable data delivery as a release condition.
- Owns testing as a first-class discipline: designed and maintained scalable Python and C++ test frameworks validating real-time communication protocols and data flows, and expanded automated regression/integration pipelines that cut manual effort 40% while increasing test reliability.
- Leads root cause analysis on complex field-found issues — reproducing rare defects in-house and driving resolution across multiple teams — and mentors junior engineers on coding practices, automation design, and CI/CD workflows.
"Why this company?" (draft — personalize before sending)
A few things. You move hundreds of thousands of dollars a month and say you can't afford mistakes — that's the standard I've worked to for four years at Medtronic, where connected-device software has to be correct, not just shipped. The domain also genuinely overlaps with me: I hold a B.S. in Accounting, and I built a multi-strategy trading platform against a brokerage API, so money movement and ledger correctness aren't abstract. And I ship end-to-end and fast — roughly a dozen production services, idea to deployed and monitored in days, using Claude Code as a core part of my workflow.
Cover letter (review before sending)
Hello AveryIQ team,
I'm applying for the Staff Software Engineer role.
Two lines in your posting are what brought me here. You want features built end-to-end with little guidance in a remote environment: over the past year I've designed, built, and operated a suite of production Flask/Python web apps on a self-hosted Linux server — gunicorn behind Cloudflare tunnels, hardened endpoints, per-IP rate limiting, cron data pipelines, self-healing watchdogs — live to real organic traffic, going from idea to deployed and monitored in days. That includes a multi-strategy algorithmic trading platform integrating a brokerage API, with backtesting, a live dashboard, and reboot-safe scheduled execution.
You also say you move hundreds of thousands of dollars a month and can't afford mistakes. I've spent four years at Medtronic building backend services and validation pipelines for connected medical devices, where correctness is a release gate. I own automated regression and integration testing and root-cause work on rare, cross-team defects.
Honestly: my production stack is Python and AWS, not TypeScript, Bun/Hono, or React Native. I'd be ramping on your front-end and mobile surface. I also hold a B.S. in Accounting, which makes the payments and accounting side of property management familiar ground.
Daniel Maynard
ATS keywords you have but should add
full-stack developmentend-to-end feature ownershipremote collaborationrobust, fully tested systemsproduction reliabilityaccountingpayments / money-movement systemsbrokerage API integrationcomplex workflow automationproduct design sensedashboards / front-end deliveryLinux production deploymentstartup / early-stage environment
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