Driven by curiosity, frustration and coffee
I started working on Pydantic out of a mixture of frustration that type hints do nothing at runtime and curiosity as to whether they could be used to validate data.
Turns out I was right (or lucky) and with Pydantic’s crazy growth, the maintainers behind it now get to build other products with the same principles — that the most powerful tools can still be easy to use.
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From our open source projects to enterprise solutions, we’re building tools where the developer experience is our north star. If that sounds up your street, we’d love to hear from you.
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A few good reasons to join us
Make your mark. As a greenfield project, the codebase of the application we're building is only a few months old.
Lead. We seek people who are opinionated and knowledgeable, and who are excited to design both the application and the way we build frontends.
Work with great people. Pydantic's widespread recognition means we've been lucky enough to hire some of the best Python and full stack developers in the world.
Work remotely. We're a remote-first company, although we get together in person roughly once a quarter for a week — usually abroad.
Build developer tools. We think there's nothing more fun to develop than tools for developers (we hope you agree).
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