We Fix Email in Spam
We're building technology that automatically parallelizes Java applications by transforming bytecode post-compilation. Our proof of concept already shows a 2.8x speedup on real workloads without requiring source code changes. Now, we're looking for a brilliant JVM engineer to help turn this into a game-changing product.
For a deep dive into our current approach and early results, check out our recent technical blog post showing 2.8x speedup through automatic bytecode parallelization or here (for a really deep dive).
You'll work directly with our founding team to evolve our automatic parallelization engine from proof-of-concept to production-ready system. You'll dive deep into bytecode manipulation, control flow analysis, and concurrent execution patterns while helping shape our product strategy.
We're InboxBooster, an early-stage startup that began by solving critical email deliverability problems - helping companies stay out of spam folders. While building our email platform, we discovered an opportunity to dramatically improve software performance through automatic parallelization.
This new direction emerged from our hands-on experience with high-performance systems. Our proof of concept already shows dramatic speedups on real workloads, and we're now building out a dedicated team to turn this into a transformative product.
We believe computation is a cornerstone of modern society, and making it more efficient can have a massive impact. We're looking for engineers who are excited by both the technical challenge and the opportunity to shape a new direction.
If you're excited about pushing the boundaries of software performance and want to join an early-stage startup with massive potential impact, we'd love to talk. Send us:
We look forward to hearing from you!
Our process is straightforward and respectful of your time:
We’re Inboxbooster. We’re building tools to remake email from the ground up. Our first tool is a pixel tracker allowing you to detect deliverability issues; the second is a tool to resolve them. We just closed a $2M funding round and achieved product/market fit, and now we’re looking to build the team. Our two websites: https://inboxbooster.com and https://manycore.io, to learn more