Careers
Build meaningful technology with us.
synnc. is early. That is the honest frame for anything on this page — the company is building its foundations, and the people who join it at this stage will shape how it works rather than inherit it.
Open positions
There are no vacancies open right now.
When synnc. has a role to fill, it will be published on this page with its scope, what the work actually involves and how the process runs. Until then there is nothing to apply to, and this page will not pretend otherwise.
How we approach hiring
The same transparency we apply everywhere else.
Recruitment is where companies most often stop communicating. We would rather be clear and occasionally disappointing than vague and encouraging.
A real answer
If you write, you get a reply from a person — including when the answer is that there is nothing available.
Honest scope
A role will be described as the work actually is, including the parts that are difficult or unglamorous.
No indefinite silence
You will not be left to infer the outcome from a conversation that simply stops.
Your information stays yours
What you send is used to consider you and nothing else. It is not published, shared or circulated.
Who tends to fit
Engineers who want the whole problem.
Nothing here is a requirements list, because there is no role to meet requirements for. It is simply how the company works, so you can judge the fit yourself.
Ownership over task-taking
Work here is defined by an outcome rather than a ticket, and that suits some people far better than others.
Care about the unglamorous parts
Reliability, clarity and maintenance decide whether software is actually good. They are treated that way.
Comfortable being early
Processes are still being written. If you want them already in place, this is the wrong stage of the company.
Getting in touch
Write to the company directly.
There is no application form and no recruitment platform behind this page. Email reaches the company mailbox.
Careers enquiries
official@synnc.company
Use a subject line that starts with Careers so it is routed correctly. A short note about what you work on is more useful than a long attachment.
Contact
Not about a role?
For anything else — the company, a partnership, or where an enquiry belongs — the contact page lays out every channel.