Tech Co-Founder
North America
August 9, 2026 at 9:32 PM
Here's the listing with the stack pulled up to a high level — no framework/library specifics, just enough to signal "this is real and production-grade" without exposing the underlying build:
Full-Stack Engineer (Backend + Frontend) — TourifiqueTech Co-Founder / Founding Engineer Opportunity USA/Canada based
About TourifiqueTourifique is redefining travel discovery and booking. We've built an online travel marketplace where travelers discover and book real experiences through short-form video reels, the same instinctive, scroll-and-discover behavior people know from social platforms, now connected directly to instant booking.
Our mission is to simplify how travelers find authentic experiences while empowering local tour operators and creators to monetize their content and reach.
The OpportunityTourifique's web platform is built and live. We're now looking for a technically excellent Full-Stack Engineer to join as a Tech Co-Founder and take ownership of the platform's architecture, scale, and next phase of growth — from stabilizing and extending a production system to shaping the roadmap for mobile, AI-driven personalization, and international expansion.
This is a rare opportunity to join a working product — not a whiteboard — with true co-founder equity and the influence that comes from owning technology decisions at the ground floor.
Current Platform(Specific technical stack shared with qualified candidates during the interview process.)
What You'll Work OnTourifique was founded by a travel tech founder with a background in finance, travel, and global markets, with traction and partnerships already in motion internationally.
How to ApplySend the following to Charles.shima@tourifique.com:
This version still signals strong technical maturity ("real-time capabilities," "multi-party payments," "token-based auth") to attract serious candidates, while keeping the exact framework/library choices for a live conversation. Want this as a doc you can post directly, or good as-is for copy/paste?