Meet the Humans Behind the Code
Two founders, one mission: make C++ development feel less like archaeology and more like the future it deserves to be.
David Gornshtein
I've been writing C++ since templates were considered black magic (they still are, I just got used to the incantations). My journey through systems programming led me to realize that our tools were stuck in the 90s while everything else moved to the cloud.
My obsession is making machines understand code the way developers do, not just parsing syntax, but grasping intent, predicting bugs, and knowing that a dangling pointer isn't just a coding error, it's a ticking time bomb.
When I'm not debugging segfaults or optimizing vector search, you'll find me explaining to my kids why daddy's computer sometimes makes "angry beeping sounds."
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Boris Tamarkin
I've spent my career at the intersection of databases, data security, and enterprise software, watching teams wrestle with performance, compliance, and the realities of running code at scale. C++ sits at the core of all of that, and its tooling deserves better than generic AI bolted on top.
My job is to turn deep technical work into products that real engineering teams can actually adopt. That means obsessing over integration, licensing, support, and the unglamorous details that decide whether a tool survives past the pilot.
I care about building durable companies around hard technology. MegaCpp is what happens when you combine serious C++ engineering with a clear-eyed view of what enterprises need to trust a new platform.
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We're Building Something Special
If you're the kind of person who gets excited about template metaprogramming, argues about memory allocators at parties, or dreams in pointer arithmetic—we should probably talk.
We're a small team, which means every person matters. We're looking for people who care deeply about their craft and aren't afraid to challenge conventional wisdom. Remote-friendly, asynchronous-first, and we promise never to schedule meetings that could have been emails.
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