Rs 1 crore CTC with just 4-year work experience: Bengaluru job offer for techies goes viral. CV not needed
This isn't a managerial role—Smallest.ai is looking for a hardcore builder who's worked on scaling systems from zero to high-traffic environments. Preferred tech skills include Next.js, Python, and React.js. The team works from office five days a week with some flexibility.
Interestingly, traditional filters like college degrees and resumes don't matter here, the job posting said. The focus is purely on real-world impact and technical depth. Applicants simply need to send a 100-word pitch about themselves, along with links to their best work, using the subject line "Cracked Full Stack Lead" to info@smallest.ai.
— kamath_sutra (@kamath_sutra)
Who is Sudarshan Kamat?
Sudarshan Kamat is the founder of the AI startup smallest.ai. He is an alumnus of IIT Guwahati. He dropped out midway from a Master Of Science degree at the UC San Diego to pursue entrepreneurship. Before floating smallest.ai, he worked as lead data scientist at Bosch and lead product manager at Vakil Search.
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