Hiring the curious.
Digital Adventures is small by design. When we hire, we hire for craft, curiosity, and the willingness to ship every week. No open roles right now, but we are always interested in hearing from people who want to build.
Why this is a different kind of place.
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Small teams, real ownership.
Most projects run with two or three people end to end. The person who scopes the work is the person who ships it. No second-hand briefs, no broken telephone, no committees.
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We ship every week.
Every project has a weekly demo. Every venture has a Friday review. Velocity comes from this. So does the muscle to call it when something needs to be cut.
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AI is a material.
We use AI where AI is the right tool, and conventional software where it is not. The customer rarely needs to know which is which. The taste to know the difference is what we hire for.
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Generalists beat specialists.
Most of the team can write the migration, ship the React, write the post, and explain the call. Specialists are great when the problem demands it. Most problems do not.
What we look for.
- Engineers who treat the work as craft, not output.
- People who want to ship things, not be people who ship things.
- The ability to write clearly, in code and in English.
- Curiosity that does not stop at the framework.
- Comfort with ambiguity, plus the discipline to resolve it on a deadline.
open roles
No open roles right now.
When we are hiring, roles post here first. In the meantime, if you have built something interesting and want to chat, send a short note and a link or two to our careers inbox. We read every message personally.
Ready to build?
Tell us what you're trying to ship. We'll scope it honestly.