Shivam owns the product’s architecture and engineering. Kiara owns the design of the product and the website.
Nysa is an early-stage team working on something we think is genuinely hard: helping people see themselves clearly, without flattening them or selling them certainty.
See open rolesNysa is an AI-guided space for self-understanding, built on astrology, psychology, and the idea that people deserve to be met without judgment before they’re met with advice.
We’re not building prediction. We’re building reflection: a place where someone can see their own patterns clearly enough to change them.
Most tools that promise self-insight either flatten you into a type or sell you certainty you didn’t ask for. We think the harder, more useful thing is building something that reflects people back accurately, and stays honest when that’s uncomfortable.
That’s a hard problem to build well. It’s also the whole reason this company exists.
We’d rather tell you exactly what stage this is than let you guess. Here’s the honest version.
Shivam owns the product’s architecture and engineering. Kiara owns the design of the product and the website.
The core product is in active build. We haven’t opened to users yet.
Consumer wellness built on modern psychology and astrology: discover your patterns, work through trauma, transform your relationships.
Use it yourself before you apply.
One role, open right now. We read every application ourselves.
Two founders, full-time. No other hires yet, so the person we bring on next will genuinely shape how the team works rather than slot into an existing structure.
Pre-launch. The core product is in active build; we haven't opened to users yet. This is early. If you need an established team and settled process, it's fair to wait for a later stage.
It depends on the role and what's most useful when you join, and that's the honest answer at this stage. We'll be specific with you before you accept anything, not after.
Fully remote, and you can be based anywhere in the world. A few overlap hours a week matter more than which country you are in.
Email us with a short note on why this problem interests you, plus anything you've built or written that shows how you think. We read everything ourselves.