I just resigned. Probably the biggest move I've made so far. Now I want to build something.
I’m a full-stack/backend-heavy developer from Assam, India, and I’ve just made the decision to leave my job.
I’ve spent the last few years building production systems rather than just tutorial projects — everything from AI products and SaaS platforms to distributed backend systems and an international multivendor OMS.
One of the projects I worked on was in a pretty rough state when I joined. After around 10–11 months, it was only about 10% complete. I took ownership of the backend architecture and core workflows, restructured the system, and helped get it delivered in roughly 6 months.
Technically, I’m comfortable owning the entire stack:
- Next.js / React / TypeScript
- Node.js / NestJS / Express
- PostgreSQL / MongoDB
- Redis / BullMQ / Kafka
- AWS / Docker / cloud infrastructure
- Authentication, RBAC, APIs, distributed systems
- AI/LLM integrations
- Building products from 0 → production
I’ve also built products like an AI transcription platform, a multi-LLM platform, deployment tooling, e-commerce systems, and other SaaS applications.
What I don't want is another job.
I’m looking for a cofounder.
I want someone who is strong on the other side of the equation — product thinking, customer discovery, sales, growth, business development, marketing, partnerships, or a combination of those.
You don't need to come with a million-dollar idea.
I’m much more interested in finding someone who is hungry enough to spend the next few years figuring out a real problem, validating it, and building something people actually want.
I’ll own the technical side completely.
You should be comfortable owning the business/customer side.
I’m open to starting from zero, validating ideas together, killing bad ideas quickly, and going all-in on the one that makes sense.
This would be an equity/founder conversation, not a freelance project or employment opportunity.
Remote is completely fine. I’m based in India (IST).
If you're serious about building a company rather than just talking about startups, DM me.
Tell me:
- What you do
- What you're exceptionally good at
- What you've built or sold before
- What kind of company you want to build
Maybe we build something together.
Maybe we realize we're not the right fit.
Either way, I'm ready to start.