Senior work
Product engineering with real scope: architecture input, code review, and decisions that stick. Not ticket-farming.
TwinTeams is for engineers who want customer-facing product work, strong communication habits, and a practical engineering standard. One customer at a time, real ownership, no .
You join one customer's product team for the duration: their repos, their standards, their roadmap. Your work is visible, reviewed, and yours to own.
Product engineering with real scope: architecture input, code review, and decisions that stick. Not ticket-farming.
You work with modern AI tooling as a normal part of engineering, with the judgment to know when to trust it and when not to.
You know who you're building for, why it matters, and what happens next. Context is part of the job, not a privilege.
Five things get assessed before customer work. None of them are trick questions. They're the job.
You write code that others can maintain, and you can explain the trade-offs you made.
You can put progress, blockers, and decisions in writing that a busy CTO reads in one pass.
You use AI tools to move faster without shipping things you don't understand.
Reviewed PRs, no shared credentials, careful with customer data. By habit, not reminder.
You know when to push on, when to ask, and when to raise a risk before it grows.
Five steps from first contact to customer work. You'll always know where you are and what's next.
Share your background, technical focus, availability, and the kind of work you want to do.
Review experience, communication, English reading and writing, and working history.
Assess senior judgment, code quality, AI workflow habits, and customer readiness.
Enter the engineering standard and learn how TwinTeams engagements run.
Move into customer work only when role fit, communication, and context are clear.
You are comfortable writing progress, decisions, risks, and tradeoffs clearly.
You treat AI as part of a professional engineering workflow, not a shortcut around judgment.
You know when to move, when to review, and when to escalate.
Send a short note about your background, the stacks you know best, and the kind of product work you want. A real engineer reads every application.