Lead ownership of the native iOS product end-to-end: build field-first mobile experiences with offline-first sync, integrate agentic/AI features, set mobile architecture, and create internal tools to support production workflows.
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Dalton Mills is the AI operating system for the trades. Any contractor can build the software their business actually runs on, in plain language, no code.
The platform you build on. Not the software you put up with.
Backed by Founder Collective, FPV, and angels including Gokul Rajaram.
Every operator in the trades has a list of things their software can't do. The features aren't hard. They're too specific for any vendor to build for one slice of one trade, so the list sits there for years. Every item got the same answer from their software company: too niche to build.
Ours is different. They build it themselves.
We give every trade the same agentic rails underneath. From there, each operator shapes the software around how they actually work. The same product, opened by a forty-truck plumbing operation and a two-person pest control shop, becomes two different products. Every field service tool treats them the same. We're the first platform built to learn the difference.
The role
The trades don't happen at a desk. They happen in a truck, in a crawlspace, at a kitchen table while the homeowner decides yes or no. That's where this app has to work.
Mobile isn't a companion to the product here. For the tech in the field and the homeowner signing off on the estimate, it is the product. You own that surface end to end.
You're the first mobile hire. The app people run their day on, the homeowner-facing experience that closes the job, the offline behavior for when the signal drops in a basement, the architecture everything else sits on. That's yours to set, not inherit.
The hardest problems here are unsolved on purpose. What does an agent feel like in your hand, with gloves on, in direct sunlight, between two appointments? Nobody has figured that out yet. If that's the part you skip to, this is the role.
- Own native iOS end to end, from the field app a tech lives in all day to the homeowner-facing proposal that closes the sale.
- Build agents as a first-class part of the mobile experience, not AI bolted onto a form. You'll help define what agentic actually feels like on a phone in the field.
- Make it work where the work happens. Offline-first, fast sync, no spinner between the truck and the job. The bar is "works in a crawlspace," not "works on wifi."
- Build the internal tools we run on. When something is repetitive or fragile, your first move isn't a new SaaS subscription. It's to build it.
- Make the early architectural calls, the ones cheap to make now and expensive to unwind later, and set the bar for how mobile gets built here.
- A senior or staff-level track record shipping native iOS in Swift and SwiftUI. You've owned consequential apps end to end, in production, in real users' hands.
- Apps that held up in messy real-world conditions: bad signal, interruptions, one hand, sunlight. You know offline and sync as a craft, not a checkbox.
- Strong fundamentals over any specific tool. We care how you think about state, performance, and architecture, not what's on your resume.
- You build with AI every day, or you're hungry to. Our whole thesis is that "technical" versus "non-technical" was a tooling problem. We live that internally.
- Low ego, high ownership. You see the problem, you own the problem, you move.
- Helpful, not required: early-stage or 0 to 1 experience, agent or LLM systems in production, exposure to the trades or vertical SaaS.
How we operate isn't separate from what we build. Four values, and the loop they form: Learn, Earn, Show, Go.
- Always be learning. The day you're too sure to be corrected is the day you start falling behind.
- Earn it daily. We earn trust by doing what we said and saying the hard part out loud.
- Show, don't tell. We get our opinions by building, not by meeting about building.
- Go make it happen. The problem you saw is now yours. No waiting for permission or a ticket.
We're building an agentic organization, not just an agentic product. We work in public: open channels, calls recorded by default, what one of us knows all of us know. Humans and agents work side by side. A company built this way moves at a speed a traditional one can't. That's an edge no competitor can copy.
We're all builders here, whatever the title. You'll prototype with Claude or Codex before you pull in another engineer. On mobile that's native Swift and SwiftUI, shipped through Xcode and TestFlight. Around it we run on Claude Code, Codex, Linear, Vercel, Railway, Supabase, and GitHub. We're early and pragmatic. We'll use whatever gets us to the answer fastest.
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