About Ando

Ando is building AI-native workforce infrastructure for the 80M hourly workers in the U.S. and hundreds of millions globally.

Labor is the last broken supply chain. Forecasting, allocation, and professional identity remain fragmented across static tools and manual decision-making. Ando is rebuilding this system from first principles.

We start with highly accurate AI-generated demand forecasts, move to allocation-first labor optimization, and compound value through a persistent labor graph that captures skills, reliability, availability, and performance across time and employers. Over time, this becomes a professional identity layer and intelligent system serving both enterprises and frontline workers.

Ando is a Seed-stage company backed by Slow Ventures and experienced operators. We are live with real customers and entering a phase where architectural clarity, learning loops, and AI systems quality are foundational to long-term success.

About the Role

We're looking for a Frontend Engineer to take ownership of our React Native/Expo mobile app, with a focus on the native layer — JSI, native modules, and the boundary between JavaScript and platform code. You'll work on the surfaces employees rely on every shift: push notifications, offline-tolerant scheduling views, check-in/out, and chat — and you'll be the person who steps in when a bug lives below the JS bridge.

This is a startup role. We're looking for someone who can take a loosely-defined problem, figure out the right approach with minimal hand-holding, and drive it to done. You'll get real ownership and real ambiguity — ideally at the same time.

What You'll Do

• Build and maintain features in our Expo/React Native app (ando-employee-mobile), from UI down to native module integration.

• Write and debug JSI/TurboModule and native module code (iOS/Android) where Expo's managed APIs aren't enough.

• AI-assisted engineering: You use AI agents (Claude, MCP-based tooling) as a core part of your daily workflow for writing, debugging and testing code - this isn’t optional tooling, it’s how the team works.

• Own performance-sensitive flows — list rendering, animations, cold-start time — and profile/fix issues at the native bridge layer.

• Implement and harden push notifications (expo-notifications), deep linking, and background/foreground behavior, including cold-start deep links into chat.

• Manage Expo SDK upgrades and native dependency compatibility (e.g., RCTModuleProvider / native module conformance issues).