I'm a dev myself, and also someone with a lot of ideas (mainly SaaS, online businesses etc). In the past couple of years I've built most of these ideas (or at least some kind of MVP) myself, and had fun doing so. However, as I get older, I don't want to code that much anymore.I'm looking for a long-term companion to code stuff for me. I just got an idea for a new search engine? I'll ask them to hack a crawler for it. I want to extract some data from a dataset and build some visualization? Call them to write the SQL queries and make a graph.I guess a freelancer is the closest to what I'm looking for. However, whereas freelancers are generally mission-based, I'd want someone 1/ for the longer term to reduce search effort per mission, and 2/ ideally with the following traits:
- an early-stage startup CTO mindset,
- jack of all trades,
- expert writing dirty/hacky code,
- has fun doing hackathons or weekend side projects.A "dev concierge" is the closest analogy I can think of.Some more practical details that may help: Billed by the hour, remote, market rate. Each "mission" takes maybe 20-40 hours to complete, and I have 1-2 of those ideas per month, constantly.