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Tecell
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Tecell is looking for an experienced Technology Innovation Partner to co-develop innovative software and AI-driven products. This opportunity is intended for highly capable software professionals, architects, and product builders who are interested in creating commercially viable technology products through strategic collaboration rather than traditional employment.
This is not a full-time employment position. It is a flexible partnership opportunity for individuals who want to contribute to product innovation, technical leadership, and long-term value creation.
The Technology Innovation Partner will work closely with Tecell to:
Conceptualize and co-develop software and AI-powered products
Design scalable application and system architectures
Build MVPs and production-grade platforms
Contribute technical leadership and product direction
Participate in innovation strategy and technical decision-making
Support products from ideation through launch and scaling
Sales management and business development
Build innovative products with commercial potential
Co-own and shape valuable software and AI intellectual property
Work flexibly without traditional employment constraints
Collaborate on launches backed by marketing and sales support
Participate in long-term revenue generation from successful products
Significant experience in software development and system architecture
Experience building and launching technology products
Strong product-thinking and entrepreneurial mindset
Ability to independently lead technical initiatives
Interest in long-term innovation and product ownership
Candidates should have strong proficiency in leveraging AI for software development and product innovation, including experience with:
AI-assisted software engineering workflows
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) solutions
LLM integrations and AI application architectures
AI model training and fine-tuning concepts
Prompt engineering and AI automation workflows
Building intelligent agents, copilots, or AI-driven platforms
Working with modern AI tooling and frameworks
Products developed through this collaboration may involve joint IP ownership between Tecell and the Technology Innovation Partner.
Revenue generated from launched products will lead to commission and/or revenue-sharing opportunities for the partner.
There is no fixed salary or remuneration associated with this role.
This role does not require full-time availability and can be pursued alongside existing professional commitments.
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