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Candidate screen — Andrew K.
Current role
Day-to-day responsibilities
Notice period
Compensation
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Candidate screen — Andrew K.
Current role
- ·Senior Engineer (IC4) at Stripe
- ·2 years tenure on the payments team
- ·Led p99 latency reduction on payments orchestration
- ·Drove kernel bypass as the implementation lever
- ·Owns post-incident reviews for the payments stack
- ·6 weeks (standard)
- ·Gardening clause through June 10
- ·$180k base salary
- ·Looking for total-comp parity with current
- \-Exports to a spreadsheet every Monday
- \-Rebuilds the same pivot table by hand
- \-Numbers drift once three people edit it
- \-No way to see who changed what
- \-Looker — too heavy for the ops team
- \-Shared sheet — broke past 12 tabs
- \-Asked eng for a dashboard, deprioritised
- \-“I don’t trust the numbers by Friday.”
- · Northwind — asked for volume pricing
- · Meridian — flagged the jump at 50 seats
- · Halden — wants a 3-year rate lock
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- Success criteria
- Next steps
- Current setup
- Pain points
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- Budget
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#### Sales Discovery Call — ABC Capital
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#### Sales Discovery Call — ABC Capital
Current setup
·40 reps on HubSpot, manual handoffs
Pain points
·Deals stall at handoff, no audit trail
Timeline
·Wants a pilot live before end of Q3
Budget
·\~$40k/yr, needs CFO sign-off
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#### Senior Backend Engineer — Screening Sheet
Candidate: Andrew KimInterviewer: Maya ChenMay 26, 2026
Technical
Years in Python6
FrameworksDjango, FastAPI, SQLAlchemy
System designStrong — led event-driven rebuild at Stripe
Testing approachTDD by default; pytest + hypothesis
Compensation
Current base$165k + 0.05% equity
Expected base$190k – $210k
Notice period4 weeks
Logistics
LocationRemote (SF or NYC ok)
VisaUS citizen
Earliest start4 weeks from offer
Recommendation
Next stepMove to onsite
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#### Vendor Security Questionnaire
Vendor: NorthwindCompleted by: Tom ReyesMay 26, 2026
1. 1. Where is customer data stored at rest? eu-west-1, encrypted with AES-256 2. 2. Do you hold current SOC 2 certification? Type II, renewed January 2026 3. 3. How are production credentials rotated? 90-day rotation, enforced in CI 4. 4. Who can access production data? Four named SREs, all access logged 5. 5. When was your last penetration test? January 2026, external firm 6. 6. What is your P1 response commitment? 1 hour, 24/5 coverage
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#### USER INTERVIEW — Jordan Lee
Ops lead, Meridian · 45 min · May 26, 2026
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Six of nine calls this quarter stalled on the same tier boundary — three asked for volume pricing outright, and one wants a multi-year lock…
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