AI Software Developer

AI Software Developer

ESC Auto Group / Car Shop Analytics | Roswell, GA | Full-Time | On-Site

If you are a typical software developer this is probably not for you. Most people who read this will want a different job. That is fine. We are not looking for most people. We are looking for one person. Someone who has spent years building things that nobody around them fully understood. Someone whose brain does not stop — not because they are trying, but because it never has.

Someone who finds most jobs frustrating not because the work is hard but because the thinking is shallow. If that is not you, this is where you stop reading.

A closed-loop software suite for the automotive service industry — Shop Management, AP automation, document reconciliation, accounting, and payroll — all connected, all talking to each other, all running on Go, Rust, and React with AI agents doing the heavy lifting. We use Claude and Claude Code as primary development tools. The infrastructure was just rebuilt from the ground up. The OCR pipeline processes 90 days of documents in 11 minutes for 45 cents.

We are not patching something old. We are building something new and we intend to keep building it correctly.

• Work directly with our CTO. Two people. Real problems. No committees, no standups, no one asking you to dumb it down.
• Build Go backend services and Rust workers that handle document processing, invoice matching, and AP automation at scale.
• Design and extend AI agent workflows that close reconciliation loops automatically.
• Build React frontends that give business owners real visibility into their operations.
• Solve problems that do not have an established pattern to follow.

You probably do not have a computer science degree. You may not have any degree. You have been writing code since before anyone told you to. You have strong opinions about how systems should be built and you are usually right. You work better alone or with one other person who can keep up. You have little patience for politics, ego, or meetings that could have been a message.

You are not looking for a job. You are looking for a place where the way your mind works is actually useful. You do not need to be managed. You need to be pointed at a real problem and left alone to solve it.

• Someone with an impressive resume and nothing interesting to show for it.
• Someone who learned the right way to do things and does them that way.
• Someone who needs external validation to know their work is good.
• Someone who thinks their degree or their salary expectations say something about their value.

• Base salary that is honest about being below market.
• Real stock incentive — when the company wins, you win with it in a way that is meaningful.
• On-site in Roswell, GA — you work alongside the CTO every day.
• A tech stack chosen for the right reasons, not the familiar ones.
• Work that is actually hard in the ways that matter.

• Paid vacation and paid holidays.
• 401(k)/IRA with company match.
• Health, dental, and vision coverage with low deductibles.
• Real stock incentive — when the company wins, you win with it in a way that is meaningful.

Show us something you built. Not something you contributed to — something you built. Tell us what problem it solved and why the way you solved it was the right way. If there is a project you have been working on that nobody around you has fully understood — tell us about that one. No cover letters. No resume formatting. Just show us how your mind works.