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Hiring an AI engineer

Hire an AI engineer. Watch a week of their work first.

You can hire someone who lists the right models on their CV, or you can watch one work. Send us a real item from your backlog. An AI Native engineer takes it for a week, free, with agents doing the volume and a person reading every diff. Day 8 you sign at $4,000 a month, all-in, or you walk away.

Free one-week pilot

Claim a pilot

Tell us the task. We’ll come back inside a day.

One real thing off your backlog. We scope it in a day.

Walk away anytime in week one. Nothing invoiced until day 8.

Generating the code was never the hard part

Anyone can produce a working function now. What decides whether it survives contact with production is the part agents do not do on their own: choosing what to build, noticing what the prompt did not say, and owning it afterwards.

Industry research puts 59.4% of agent effort into review against 8.6% into generation. The work moved. An AI engineer worth hiring is one who has moved with it.

One engineer, several agents, nothing ships unread

How the work gets built is agreed with you before any code is generated, and written down so every agent follows the same rules. During the week the engineer runs several agents and reads everything they hand back, in short cycles rather than one review at the end.

That is also why one person covers more ground than the headcount suggests, and why we can put a real week behind a free trial without it being a loss leader.

Bring the thing you keep pushing down the list

An agent workflow that keeps breaking. A model swap nobody has had time to test. A retrieval pipeline that works on the demo data and not on yours. An evaluation harness you have been meaning to write. A migration. A flaky test suite.

Real, bounded, done in seven days. If it does not fit, we tell you at scoping, before you have spent a minute.

What it looks like when it works

One client, one engineer, one product that finally shipped.

MyServiceApp

Tyrie at MyServiceApp spent two years and over $60k with agencies before Hireboard. Engineer working in 30 days, product on its fourth release with 99% uptime a year in, engagement still running.

“This is a no brainer. Hireboard is best in class.”

Tyrie · Founder · MyServiceApp LLC

The whole deal, in one place

  • One week of engineering, free.
  • Walk away anytime in week one.
  • Day 8 you sign and the first invoice goes out. $4,000 a month, all-in.
  • Free hot-swap, anytime.
  • 50 engineer-weeks free this quarter.

Questions people ask first

A person. They direct agents and they read every diff before it lands in your repo.

Send it anyway. The same engineer handles ordinary backlog work, and we scope it in a day either way.

You decide. Sign and they stay at $4,000 a month, all-in, with a free hot-swap if the fit is wrong. Or walk away. Nothing is invoiced before day 8.

No. You tell us the task and we match one engineer to it.

Repo access and one person who can answer questions.

Free one-week pilot

Claim a pilot

Tell us the task. We’ll come back inside a day.

Walk away anytime in week one. Nothing invoiced until day 8.