Distributed systems with a physical edge
Queues, leases, reconnection, idempotency, and job state meet USB devices, drivers, sleeping computers, and paper.
Careers
Work on software that has to meet the physical world.
RocketPrint lives at an unusually honest boundary: APIs are deterministic; printers, drivers, networks, and warehouses are not. We build the infrastructure between them.
The work
Small surface area. Real operational consequences.
A print job is a tiny request that can stop a packing line, duplicate a shipment, or expose customer data if the surrounding system is careless. That makes the details matter.
Product writing as engineering
We explain exactly what each state proves, where the boundary ends, and which features have not shipped yet.
Cross-platform desktop software
RocketPrint Station has to feel ordinary on macOS, Windows, and Linux while handling decidedly unordinary printer behavior.
Tools for developers and operators
The API needs clean contracts; the console needs to make remote operational questions answerable without a terminal.
Open roles
Nothing listed right now.
When there is a specific role, it will appear on this page with the work, expectations, location, and compensation spelled out.
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If RocketPrint is exactly the kind of problem you want to work on, you can still introduce yourself at hello@rocketprint.io. We read every note; we cannot promise a role.
See the product
The best introduction is a print job.
Read the architecture and reliability pages to see how we think before you write.