That is the honest state of it today. We would rather leave this page empty than list an opening we are not actively hiring for to appear bigger than we are. The team is intentionally compact and focused on shipping.
Below is the work we care about most, the standards we build to, and how to get in touch if you think we should know about your work before a formal posting goes live.

How We Operate
Editorial restraint over decorative hype. We build systems that treat screens like printed broadsheets: 4px button corners, 2px hard offset shadows, and typography that respects the reader's intelligence.
Small, autonomous teams who own whole systems end to end. We do not hire ahead of product truth, and we do not invent middle management to coordinate work that should just be shipped.
No vanity metrics, no fake customer logos, no fabricated claims. Every number on this site is read from the constants and services that enforce it. We speak plainly about what works and what is still in progress.
The Talent Radar
When we do open full-time positions, they will be in one of these three technical disciplines.
The prompt pipeline and edge-trimming algorithms that decide whether artwork prints cleanly as ink or as an unwanted rectangle on a shirt. The core technical competency of the platform.
Open source repositories, novel model workflows, or demonstrated image processing pipelines.
Print partner integrations, color profile gamut translation for DTG apparel, blank sourcing, and the vital operational work of ensuring the physical shirt in the customer box matches the render.
Commerce shipping architecture, supply chain integrations, or physical manufacturing systems.
If the phrase 'one italic word per headline' sounds like an intentional signature rather than a restriction, we would work well together. High information density, brutalist restraint, and zero decorative fluff.
Live production URLs, Figma design token systems, or personal sites with uncompromising typographic rigor.
If one of those three domains is squarely your specialty, write to support@bazaar.america.co with actual work rather than a standard CV. Include a GitHub repository, a live web application, or a Figma file. Tell us what you would improve on Shirt Bazaar during your first week.
We read every email. We cannot promise instant replies, and we will never string you along in a hiring pipeline that does not yet exist.