Product & Systems Builder

Responsibilities:

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Self-Operation Product
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Build and run the driver booking platform end to end — onboarding flows, reservations, payment integrations, releases, bug fixes, and uptime.
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Partner with the EV Workshop Project Leader, who owns selecting and implementing the workshop management system; you own integrating it with the booking platform, telematics, billing, and the dashboard.
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Spend time with drivers and the operations team on the ground, turn what you see into requirements, and ship improvements in short cycles.
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Keep the platform deliberately simple, and flag early when a feature needs specialist help rather than a workaround.
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Systems Integration
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Map how data moves today between operations, fleet and telematics, ride-hailing platform data, accounting, and Google Workspace — and find where it breaks.
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Replace manual handoffs with APIs, webhooks, and automations.
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Migrate operational data off spreadsheets into our internal operations portal, one prioritized module at a time, so the portal becomes the system of record.
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Performance Dashboard & Data
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Take ownership of the existing performance dashboard covering financial, driver, and platform performance and the P&L.
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Own the data pipelines behind it: sources, refresh, data-quality checks, and documented metric definitions.
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Build new views as the business asks new questions. Finance owns the accuracy and sign-off of the financial figures; you own making sure the dashboard shows them correctly.
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Cross-Team Product Ownership
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Work day to day with operations, finance and accounting, and commercial; translate their problems into clear, scoped requests.
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Maintain a single prioritized roadmap of internal and self-operation product work, agreed with the CEO.
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Train users, write the documentation, and make sure every system you build can survive without you in the room.
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Tools, AI & Automation
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Evaluate new tools and AI capabilities and bring in the ones that remove real work — document processing, driver onboarding checks, reporting.
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Keep the tool stack tidy: who has access to what, what each tool costs, and what can be retired.

Requirements:

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0–3 years of experience. A degree in computer science, engineering, or a related field is welcome, but not required — proof matters more than credentials.
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A portfolio of things you have built and shipped: side projects, hackathon builds, internal tools, open-source contributions. We will ask you to walk us through one, including what broke.
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A clear understanding of how software systems fit together — REST APIs, webhooks, authentication, relational databases, and SQL.
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Hands-on with a modern builder stack: AI app builders such as Lovable, Supabase/Postgres, GitHub, and AI coding assistants. Comfortable reading and writing TypeScript/JavaScript or Python.
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You use AI tools every day, and you can tell quickly whether a new one is useful or hype.
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You can explain a system to a workshop supervisor or an accountant in plain language, and you are comfortable pushing back when a request doesn't make sense.
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Working comfort with basic financial concepts — revenue, cost, margin, the structure of a P&L — or the willingness to learn them fast.
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Ownership: when something breaks in production, you are the one who fixes it and tells people what happened.
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Bilingual Spanish/English required. Our internal teams work in Spanish; shareholder counterparts and much of our technical documentation are in English.
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Based in Monterrey, working on-site alongside the operations team; occasional travel to Mexico City.