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Custom software, production AI, and vibe-code cleanups with weekly demos and real support11-50 Employees
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Culture and benefits at CLKTrustTech

Culture overview

Who we hire We look for people who write clearly, take feedback without drama, and care whether the thing still works at 2 a.m. Yulia Medviedieva runs hiring that way on purpose - strong judgment over whiteboard tricks. Seniors who’ve shipped before. Juniors who ask good questions and finish what they start. Remote worldwide for most roles; a few US-only seats when the work requires it. How we meet Stand-ups are short and useful, or we skip them. Client demos land every Friday with working software, not status slides. Design reviews are honest: Russell Crenshaw will ask the awkward question if a design can’t survive a bad deploy. Iurie Rotari keeps commercial promises tied to what engineering can actually deliver. Marcus Chen stays close when stakes are high. No meeting exists just to prove we’re busy. Rituals that stick • Friday demos - show the product, not the roadmap deck • Written decisions - estimates, risks, and ownership in plain language • Post-launch on-call for 90 days - launch isn’t the finish line • Blameless incident notes - fix the system, don’t hunt villains • Hiring loop with named interviewers and a decision in five business days Outside work We’re a remote studio, so spare time looks different for everyone - kids, side projects, outdoors, quiet evenings. We don’t force “team fun.” We do respect time zones, protect focus blocks, and expect adults to manage their energy. If you need a day to think, say so. If you’re stuck, say so early. What we don’t do Hero culture. Quiet handoffs. Fake urgency. Padding estimates to look smart. Ghosting after launch.
Remote policy

Locations

Wyoming

Remote hiring regions

Everywhere

Remote policy

Onsite or remote

Preferred time zones

Mountain Time
Central Time
Eastern Time

Global flat rate

Yes

Permanently remote

Yes
Remote benefits

Home office stipend

$1,500–$2,000 setup stipend (role-dependent) so your desk, chair, and monitor aren’t an afterthought.

Remote-first, timezone-honest

Most roles are fully remote. We hire worldwide where the role allows, keep overlapping hours clear, and don’t pretend “async” means “never available.”

Learning budget, not lip service

$2,000–$3,000/year for courses, books, and conferences — use it without a three-page approval essay.

Focus blocks protected

No meeting pile-ons for the sake of it. Stand-ups stay short; deep work is the default.

Perks and benefits

Medical, dental & vision covered

100% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision for you and your dependents — no scavenger hunt through fine print.

6% 401(k) match, day one

We match 6% and it vests immediately. Long-term work should build long-term security.

16 weeks paid parental leave

Time to be with your family without wondering if your job will still be there when you return.

Remote by design

Work from where you do your best thinking. Clear hours, clear ownership, no “optional office” guilt trip.

Wellness stipend

Support for mental and physical health — gym, therapy apps, or whatever keeps you steady.