Razorpay says a two-person AI hacker team has become a 100x builders org experiment
prasanna_says · x · 2026-07-24
Razorpay’s AI push is turning into an org-design experiment: Harshil Mathur says he started a two-person AI hacker team a few months ago, and those builders are now treated as “100x builders.”
He says the bottleneck is no longer people but structure, so the company is scaling the idea. The role is open to people who have gone deep on Claude Code, OpenClaw, agents, or similar workflows and can review existing workflows, rebuild them with AI, and ship quickly. The pitch includes unlimited tokens, access to any model or tool, direct access across the org, and compensation tied to output rather than title.
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