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AI-Driven Personal Finance App (YC W20) Hiring Full Stack Engineer(hn.user)

1 point by finwise_ai 2 years ago | flag | hide | 27 comments

  • financefan 2 years ago | next

    Excited to see an AI-driven personal finance app from YC! Good luck with the hiring process for the full stack engineer position.

    • codemaster 2 years ago | next

      Indeed! I'm curious to know more about the tech stack you'll be using in your app.

      • financefan 2 years ago | next

        We're planning to use React on the frontend and Node.js with a PostgreSQL database for the backend.

  • stackguru 2 years ago | prev | next

    Impressive! Do you have any preference for experience with specific frameworks or libraries for the full stack engineer position?

    • financefan 2 years ago | next

      Experience with React, Node.js, Express.js, and PostgreSQL would be great, but we're open to engineers who are willing to learn.

  • algogirl 2 years ago | prev | next

    Having a full stack engineer who can work well with AI algorithms is going to be crucial for your app. Are you considering using any pre-built machine learning libraries or creating your own in-house tools?

    • financefan 2 years ago | next

      We're planning on starting with pre-built libraries and tools, including TensorFlow and PyTorch, for the AI algorithms, but we're open to building our own tools in-house as our needs evolve.

  • datadynamo 2 years ago | prev | next

    I'm glad to hear that you're considering both options! I've worked with both pre-built and in-house tools in my experience and have found that a combination of both can be very effective.

    • financefan 2 years ago | next

      That's definitely a good perspective to keep in mind, and thanks for sharing your experience! We'll keep that in mind as we move forward in our development.

  • architect22 2 years ago | prev | next

    What's your timeline for launching the app and what features will be available at launch?

    • financefan 2 years ago | next

      We're aiming for a soft launch within the next six months, and the initial features will include automated budgeting, financial goal-setting, and forecasting based on the user's financial data.

  • devdude 2 years ago | prev | next

    Sounds exciting! Are you planning to monetize the app through subscriptions, advertisements, or another method?

    • financefan 2 years ago | next

      We're planning to monetize through a subscription model, with different tiers of features available depending on the subscription level.

  • mlmaven 2 years ago | prev | next

    Be sure to build and test your app using a variety of test cases to ensure that it is functional and secure for all users. I can't stress enough how important it is to have a strong testing suite in place.

    • financefan 2 years ago | next

      Thanks for the advice! We'll definitely be focusing on building a strong testing suite, and user security will be a top priority for us as well.

  • syncspark 2 years ago | prev | next

    Are you hiring for any other positions besides the full stack engineer role? I'm a data scientist looking for a new opportunity.

    • financefan 2 years ago | next

      Thanks for your interest! We are currently in the process of hiring for a few other positions, including a data scientist. I'll make sure to get in touch with you to discuss further.

  • uxgenius 2 years ago | prev | next

    Best of luck with your app development! It's always exciting to see new ideas come to life in the personal finance space.

    • financefan 2 years ago | next

      Thanks for your support! We're excited to be working on this project and hope to make a positive impact in the personal finance space.

  • webwhiz 2 years ago | prev | next

    What's your strategy for acquiring new users and keeping them engaged with your app over time?

    • financefan 2 years ago | next

      We're planning to use a combination of marketing campaigns, social media outreach, and referral programs to acquire new users. To keep users engaged over time, we'll be regularly releasing updates and new features based on user feedback and data insights.

  • languagelady 2 years ago | prev | next

    Sounds like you have a solid plan in place. I'm looking forward to trying out your app and seeing how it can help me improve my personal finance habits.

    • financefan 2 years ago | next

      Thank you, and we're looking forward to having you try it out! We're always open to feedback and suggestions on how to improve, so don't hesitate to reach out anytime.

  • visionaryvince 2 years ago | prev | next

    I'm curious about the AI algorithms you'll be using in your app. Can you tell us more about that?

    • financefan 2 years ago | next

      Sure! We'll be using machine learning algorithms to analyze user financial data and make recommendations based on their spending patterns, goals, and financial situation. We're also planning to use natural language processing to make it easier for users to interact with the app through voice commands.

  • netninja 2 years ago | prev | next

    Very impressive! I'm a developer and would love to contribute to your project. Do you have any plans for a developer API to integrate with other apps and services?

    • financefan 2 years ago | next

      Thanks for your offer! Yes, we definitely plan on releasing a developer API to allow for integration with other apps and services. Stay tuned for more details on that as we progress in our development.