MITHANDIROne repo and one brain per project
Everything that was decided is written down. No knowledge lives only in someone's head.
WORK AT MITHANDIR
Systems someone
uses on Monday.
Almost everything we build goes into production within weeks and is picked up by people who do something else for a living. No shelf projects, no demos nobody opens.
WHAT YOU WILL BUILD
A different industry every quarter
It is what people say most when they leave: that here they learned about industries they would never have touched.
Kids' hair salon chain with franchises in three countriesWholesale beverage and food distributorsConsumer goods · food service channel: bars, restaurants and storesWholesale beverage distributor · Full operations systemWholesale beverage distributor · AI agents per roleHealthcare · Sports physiotherapy · Rosario, ArgentinaReal estate agencies, advisors and networksEquipamiento comercialRestaurants · dining room, in-house delivery and take-awayParties, clubs and event producers
A beverage distributor, a road-machinery workshop, a clinic, a wholesale catalog of two thousand products, a construction company. Each has its own vocabulary and its own way of breaking.
HOW WE WORK
Few people, a lot of context
Issues and code review
The work is visible on GitHub. If it isn't in an issue and a commit, it doesn't exist.
Async with Loom
We record instead of meeting. Meetings are for deciding, not for informing.
Rosario and remote
There's an office if you want to come in. You're not required to.
ROLES
What we're looking for
If you don't see yours and think you'd add something, write to us anyway. We're a small team: a partner reads a well-written email.
Full stack
Next.js and Postgres. You'll work on the whole system, not one screen.
Agents and automation
Models connected to the real tools of a company that invoices.
Data and integrations
Getting systems that don't talk to each other to start talking.
Product and content
Understand someone else's operation and tell its story. No programming required.
Let's get started
Tell us about something you've built.
We don't ask for a formatted CV. We ask for one thing you built and which part was yours.