I found a role through my daily job hunt while balancing college in Indore with building RankDukaan at night. I saw the decision about how to approach it as part of building in public: a good opportunity deserves a proper application, not a rushed or invented one.
The Founder's Office intern role was fully remote with flexible hours and involved building a terminal coding agent and agent teams with limits and approvals.
The role was close to the agent-bridging work I have actually been building, not a generic match.
There was no verified public hiring email, and the route in was LinkedIn itself.
I sent no email, guessed no address, and claimed no application; I deliberately did not apply yet.
I prepared the note and kept my CV ready, and I am leaving it until after tonight's hackathon submission deadline.
I treated verification of the hiring contact or application route as a prerequisite to reaching out; when the way in is not verified, I chose to wait and apply properly.