Join the crew

Build what comes next with us.

KazuTech Systems is an independent studio building software, apps and tools. We're looking for people who want their work to matter from day one.

Who we're looking for

You see what could be better, and you build it.

  • You fix what bugs you

    A clunky tool, a slow workflow, an app that almost works. You can't leave it alone, so you make the better version.

  • You learn by building

    Side projects, scripts, experiments you never finished. Bring them; they tell us more than any résumé.

  • You use AI as a power tool

    It's part of how you work, and you're curious how far it can take you.

  • You ship, then improve

    You'd rather put something real in front of people and make it better than polish it in private forever.

  • You own the result

    Your name goes on the work, from the first idea to the release notes, and you're proud of that.

  • You build for the person using it

    Fast is good. Software that respects people's time and files is better. You want both.

Where you could work

Pick a lane, or several.

Apps

Desktop apps today and mobile next: interfaces, installers, updates and store releases.

AI and agents

Agent workflows, local models, and the smart features inside the tools we ship.

Web and cloud

Sites, services, licensing, payments and the integrations apps depend on.

Design and growth

Product design, writing, video and getting what we build in front of the people it's for.

The crew

The people behind the brush.

Daniel Hirman

Founder

Daniel founded KazuTech Systems to build software that respects people's time. He leads product and development.

This seat is open

Builders wanted

Introduce yourself below and tell us what you want to build.

Early days, on purpose

Get in before the wave breaks.

We're early. That means more ownership, a direct line to the founder, and a real say in what the studio builds next.

Every arrangement is different. We'll talk openly about how working together would look in our first conversation.

Introduce yourself.

A few lines and a link to something you've built is plenty. It goes straight to the founder, and we read every one.

What do you want to work on?