CTO wanted for Document Logic Engine

# You think in systems, not features – and design software others can build on
# Proven experience in backend/platform engineering, system architecture, and cloud-native SaaS
# You know how to define stack, scale boundaries, and keep integrity under pressure
# Fluent in API-first design, modularization, DevOps, and platform security
# You don’t just implement – you take responsibility and shape structure
# You’re fluent in English. German is a plus, but your logic speaks for itself

Structiqo is being built either way.
You don’t join to help – you join to co-own.
If that speaks to you, let’s talk.

• System Architecture
• Platform engineering
• API design
• Cloud
• DevOps
• Security
• Scalability
• B2B SaaS
• Modular systems
• Product Vision
• Technical leadership
• Ownership

You have strengths in...

• numbers, data and logic
• organizing and keeping stuff tidy
• pushing and getting things done
• structuring and strategic thinking

# Architect Structiqo’s document logic engine and API layer
# Choose stack, tools, and architecture principles – no legacy, no limits
# Implement versioning, validation, audit, multi-tenancy
# Set up DevOps, security, and compliance from day one
# Evolve MVP to scalable platform; shape SDKs and partner APIs

# True technical co-ownership: you architect and own the platform end-to-end
# Validated use cases, early customer traction, clear roadmap
# Strategic freedom: no feature-factory, but system build
# Fast decisions, no corporate drag, direct founder sparring
# Remote/hybrid possible; based in Munich, open for Europe

Structiqo builds the versioned infrastructure for trusted document logic – API-first, audit-ready, and built for scale.

CTO as Co-founder wanted!

I'm not looking for someone to implement a roadmap. I'm looking for someone to co-own the architecture, build from first principles, and shape the system behind trusted document automation in Europe.

You're someone who thinks in systems, not sprints. You value structure, traceability, and long-term control. You want to work on something foundational – not flashy.

You’ll design a system that transforms data into governed documents – structured, versioned, validated, and built to integrate into real-world environments.
You'll tackle challenges like clean separation of logic and template, long-term traceability without central state, and scalable data-to-document orchestration.

What’s ready:
– Validated use cases with early customers
– Operational logic from a vertical SaaS (Valest)
– First services live: schema-based input, Word/PDF export
– Clear product vision, documented architecture, first customer partner

What’s open for you:
– Full system architecture & stack ownership
– DevOps pipeline (staging/prod, observability, secrets)
– Validation & versioning logic (re-uploads, diff, rollback models)
– Developer SDK and integration layer
– You define the technical direction – from MVP to scalable infrastructure

Challenges

This isn’t a feature build. It’s about designing a modular, reusable engine that enforces structure at scale:
– Document versioning, validation rules, tenant separation, audit readiness
– Fully decoupled from UI, API-native by design
– Simple to integrate, reliable under pressure, and maintainable over time

Today, these workflows are stitched together across tools. We’re building the system that replaces the patchwork.

Why now?
From CSRD to contract law – regulation demands traceability. But 90% of workflows still rely on unstructured exports. Structiqo fixes the layer no one sees, but everyone depends on.

Target group

Structiqo is built for SaaS builders, enterprise teams, and regulated industries – where document logic is complex, repeatable, and needs to be trusted.
For teams who need to build compliant, repeatable, and explainable document output – without reinventing infrastructure.

Use Cases:
– ESG & CSRD compliance
– Legal & contract automation
– Regulated reporting
– Cross-border document governance