Founder's Associate, Minitap
Build mini, the QA superemployee
€35-50k
5+ days a week in office (Station F, we will move to London around September 2026)
Making mobile development as fast as web
Open for applications
Making mobile development as fast as web
1-20 employees
Open for applications
€35-50k
5+ days a week in office (Station F, we will move to London around September 2026)
1-20 employees
Company mission
To spare mobile teams the heartbreak of a broken release in production.
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Company mission
To spare mobile teams the heartbreak of a broken release in production.
Our take
Due to the rise of AI, the amount of code a company can produce has risen dramatically. Reliability has become a pressing issue, with faults in the code reaching later stages of the development pipeline, meaning more money and more time to execute fixes. Minitap is remedying this with its AI QA teammates, which can be implemented at every stage of the workflow.
Operating as an embedded member of a company's team, Minitap's agents hone in on what part of a software product needs testing. The company is moving beyond the reactive, troubleshooting method of fixes, and instead implementing a context-aware QA teammate that can work autonomously and solve problems before they become one.
The infrastructure created by Minitap is the first of its kind and is backed by Google and EWOR, a fellowship and investor that backs start-ups with high-growth potential. As part of the EWOR programme, Minitap will no doubt see future growth in an overlooked area of AI agent development.
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Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Funding (1 round)
Dec 2025
$4.2m
SEED
Total funding: $4.2m
Leadership
Nicolas Dehandschoewercker
(Co-Founder & CEO)Weirdly obsessed with RL & signal processing. Fundraising machine. Imperial MEng, ibm, bain. Likes Attack on Titan.
Luc Mahoux-Nakamura
(Co-Founder & COO)Ridiculously well organized. Keeps startup rolling. Worked on delivery drones in tokyo. French-japanese, fascinated by japanese tech. Also loves infra and automating everything.
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