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Location: Valencia, Spain (EU/CET)

Remote: Yes, remote-first or EU/global remote

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, TypeScript/React/Node.js, Django/FastAPI, Go, SQL, PostgreSQL/MySQL, BigQuery, Redis, Linux, GCP/AWS, CI/CD, Playwright, LLM workflows, MCP, E2B, evals/harnesses

Résumé/CV: https://fireharp.com/cv?access_key=hn-wants-to-be-hired-2026...

Email: alex@fireharp.com

Hi, I'm Alex. I love to build software and solve complex tasks. Looking for a team I'd spend next decade with )



Thanks for the link. interesting to know about the work of go plus team, what i am seeing, GoPlus AgentGuard is focused on skill/plugin security — static analysis of code before it runs, Web3 exploits, trust registries. Mine is focused on filesystem watching during live sessions — what files the agent touches, Telegram rollback, persistent daemon. Different layers of the same problem. The name collision is unfortunate but the tools are complementary.


I was curious and compared STT on my bench

https://docs.mumbli.app/benchmarks

It'll be interesting to see it on my coding evals as well. Can't do it yet but will try later.


Try it using run task mode when comparing to pure STT models: https://interfaze.ai/docs/audio/speech-to-text#long-audio-tr...

Excited to see the results


I'm not sure if there is a strong value proposition here. It is more of an exercise. Few hours of joy doing smth :)

I’m not a designer either. I basically took Claude Design, and practiced a little bit.

For me, as an engineer who doesn’t really do design at all, it feels pretty reasonable. Recently I would usually just take Tailwind and some decent default component set, like shadcn, and build from there. Now I can do a reasonable version myself with Claude, which is cool.


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