Optifye.ai (YC W25) Is Hiring
Optifye.ai, an AI performance monitoring startup, seeks a Founding Engineer with expertise in optimization and cloud deployments. The company aims to expand to 100 manufacturing lines, having increased productivity by 12%.
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Optifye.ai, a startup that recently completed the Y Combinator W25 batch, is seeking a Founding Engineer to join its team. The company specializes in AI performance monitoring for factory workers, utilizing computer vision technology to identify inefficiencies in real-time. Currently operational with leading manufacturers in the garments, automotive, medical, and FMCG sectors across three continents, Optifye.ai has achieved a 12% productivity increase for its initial clients. The startup aims to expand its operations to 100 manufacturing lines within the next four months. Candidates for the Founding Engineer position should possess expertise in GPU, CPU, and memory optimization, experience in scaling computer vision applications, and knowledge of cloud-based containerized deployments, particularly with AWS. The role is described as demanding but offers significant potential rewards for high-performing individuals.
- Optifye.ai is focused on AI performance monitoring for factory workers.
- The startup aims to expand to 100 manufacturing lines in four months.
- Candidates need expertise in GPU, CPU, memory optimization, and AWS.
- The company has already boosted productivity by 12% for initial clients.
- The role is high-pressure but promises substantial returns for successful candidates.
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