The Role & Stack
Title, seniority, and the languages and systems they'll live in day to day — Go, Python, Rust, the data platform, whatever's load-bearing.
04 · Contact
Push the door and you get the smell of fresh coffee gone slightly stale by noon, a wall of sticky notes mapping live searches, and one of us within earshot of the phone. No queue, no ticket number — just the person who will actually read your commits picking up.
01 · Open A Search
Tell us the title, the stack, and the stage you're at. We read every brief ourselves — expect a real reply, not an auto-responder, usually within the week.
No charge to talk
We'd rather hear what you're building before a dollar changes hands. You only ever see an invoice the day an engineer countersigns the offer — so a call is exactly that, a call.
Call (413) 467-299202 · What To Send
The more of these you can hand us up front, the faster your shortlist of five takes shape. None are required to start — a two-line email works too.
Title, seniority, and the languages and systems they'll live in day to day — Go, Python, Rust, the data platform, whatever's load-bearing.
Seed, Series A, forty engineers deep — the pace and the chaos tell us which kind of engineer will actually thrive in the seat.
When the seat needs a body in it. We'll tell you honestly on day one whether four weeks or seven is realistic.
Comp range, and whether it's remote, hybrid, or on-site. It shapes who we reach and how we tell your story to them.
We're tucked just off the main road in Hadley — a short walk from the farm stands, a few minutes from the Amherst and Northampton line. Street parking out front, the door with the brass number four. Ring the bell; coffee's usually on.
Chart A Route To Frost Lane →05 · Start Here
Send over the role and we'll come back with a plan — and, soon after, the first names worth your interview room.
Send The Brief