Hi Sirisha,
I came across your profile — your long background in full-stack development, enterprise application modernization, API integration, testing, and working across complex production systems caught my attention.
I'm a software engineer in Japan, and I built FaultWright myself: it deliberately breaks software in realistic ways, has an AI try to diagnose and fix the break, then checks whether the fix actually worked. The engineering side is already built. I'm now looking for someone in the US who understands real-world software systems and could help me shape practical use cases, understand customer needs, and develop this into paid AI-training and evaluation work.
Your experience rebuilding large legacy applications and working across frontend, backend, APIs, databases, testing, and production workflows seems especially relevant to the kinds of software environments FaultWright is designed around.
To start, this would be a flexible, revenue-share collaboration rather than a salaried role. If it goes well and we're aligned, I'd be glad to talk about a longer-term partnership, including a co-founder role.
Happy to walk you through what I've built if you're interested — let me know.