
“The person who answers your email is the person who wrote the code.”
Jay · Founder & Lead Developer
The workbench came before the codebase. PC builds and repairs in the Windows 95 era grew into two decades of IT work: software installation, tech support, telecom. The kind of years that teach patience, calm, and how to explain a fix so it sticks. The same skills, it turns out, are how you get good work out of AI agents.
Telecom is where metering became second nature: billing, provisioning, usage, support — an industry that has priced traffic by the unit since long before the web. Internet payments never got that clean. High processing fees for developers, scam vectors for users, settlement that keeps both waiting. Cryptocurrency was a step in the right direction — and still too difficult for non-technical people to hold comfortably. VXP Global is a run at rails that are quick and safe for both sides: metered wallet-to-wallet settlement.
These seats are open. If you can see yourself in one of them, the door is below it.
- security: open seat
You break the rails before anyone is asked to trust them — and turn "SOC 2 planned" into SOC 2 done.
- design: open seat
You make settlement seeable: traces, receipts, and dark pages like this one that say only what is true.
- developers: open seat
You build on the same rails you meter, against real settlement. What you ship, you also run.
No open salaried roles, just the work. If you want to build this with me: bring something you built, not a cover letter.