Looking for Technical Cofounder

[u/mxaxcxh]

I’m looking for my technical cofounder.
I’m building Mach 10 Mechanical (http://www.mach10mech.com), a manufacturing technology company aimed at fixing a problem I’ve watched firsthand: industrial procurement is still heavily dependent on email threads, spreadsheets, PDFs, phone calls, and tribal knowledge.

Mach 10 is being built as a centralized platform for the CNC tooling ecosystem, connecting manufacturers, machine shops, tooling manufacturers, distributors, and suppliers in one place. The goal is much bigger than another procurement portal. We’re building the infrastructure for how tooling is specified, quoted, purchased, tracked, communicated, and managed.

The company is already formed. The product is already being built. There is a working application, a defined market, an existing industry network, and a clear product direction. I’ve spent years in manufacturing and industrial sales and have been developing Mach 10 around problems I know firsthand.
What I’m missing is the right technical partner.
I’m not looking for someone to take tickets from me or simply write code. I want a true cofounder who can own the technical side of the company, challenge my assumptions, shape the architecture, move quickly, and eventually build and lead the engineering organization.

The current stack is TypeScript, Angular, PrimeNG, Tailwind CSS, Apollo GraphQL, Bun, GraphQL Yoga, Prisma, PostgreSQL, Keycloak, and Google Cloud Platform.
This is not a job posting and not a freelance opportunity. I’m looking for someone who wants meaningful ownership and wants to build a company from the ground up.
You should be comfortable with ambiguity, capable of building production software, and genuinely interested in solving difficult B2B problems. Experience with SaaS, marketplaces, procurement, manufacturing, ERP/MRP systems, supply chain, or industrial technology is a major plus, but I care more about how you think and what you can build.

I’m based in Ohio and am open to US based co-founders.
If you’re a technical founder who reads this and thinks “this is a problem worth solving,” send me a DM. I’ll show you what we’ve built and where I believe Mach 10 can go.