Construction Builder

Turn a raw Warsaw warehouse into a living, breathing garden venue. Cedar saunas, cold plunges, raised beds, food halls — built by hand.

🔨 Physical Construction 📍 Warsaw, Poland 💶 190,000 PLN/yr + equity in US C-Corp 🚀 Founding team (1 of 4)
Builders constructing raised beds and sauna framing in a converted warehouse

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A next generation AI-native social space

Sponic Gardens is a new category: a destination social venue anchored on botanical engineering, integrating fitness, a thermal complex, food service, gardens, a maker studio, and an apothecary into one warehouse-greenhouse hybrid in Warsaw. First doors open July 2026.

You're not finishing a developer's punch list. You're physically translating 3D Blender renders into cedar, glass, copper, soil, and steam — for a space that 250 people a day will live, sweat, eat, and grow plants in.

Real craft, real space

This isn't drywall and grid ceilings. Raised beds, glass-walled saunas, vertical growing rigs, hot tub plumbing.

Build from zero

You start at empty warehouse and finish at members walking through the door. Every square meter is yours to shape.

4-person team

You + the AI engineer + the Events Manager + the Founder. Everyone builds, everyone decides.

Real budget for tools

Tools, materials, and the help you need to do the build properly — not the cheapest way out.

You make the space real

You work from 3D Blender renders and architectural plans, and you're comfortable improvising when reality doesn't match the model. Carpentry, plumbing, greenhouse work, basic electrical — all of it on a warehouse-scale floor.

What you'll build

What we're looking for

Nice to have

Who You'll Be Working With

Four people, one warehouse, one deadline. Here's your team.

Sonia — Founder

Created the concept and is building from zero. On tools alongside you when it matters, sourcing materials, managing permits, and making sure you have what you need.

Agentic Engineering Architect

Wires sensors into the cedar you build, automates the irrigation you plumb, and builds the dashboards that keep the space running after you've built it.

Events & Marketing Manager

Plans launch night around your food hall, programs workshops in your studios, and photographs the build for the story they're telling.

Your work outlasts everyone's

Most construction work disappears into a building someone else takes credit for. Here, the cedar bench you build is the one members sit on for the next ten years. The sauna you frame is the one people first plunge into on opening night. The walls of the food hall, the gravity-fed irrigation in the apothecary, the rigging on the dance studio mirrors — all of it, yours.

You'll work alongside the engineer wiring sensors into your cedar, the events manager planning launch night around your food hall, and the founder who'll be on tools next to you when it matters.

How We Work

A startup founding team. Not a job, a stake. Everything is up for negotiation, including what you read on this site.

Small team, full ownership

Everyone builds. Everyone decides. No tickets routed to a manager.

Open to pivots

Plans are commitments to think, not to a path. When the data says something different, we change course.

Ship, measure, iterate

Days, not months. Done is better than perfect. We earn the right to polish by getting something real in front of members.

Honest about stage

Pre-product, pre-revenue, pre-venue. We tell everyone the same story. Building in public.

Not ready to interview yet?

Email us and we'll keep you in the loop. No spam — just role updates and notes from the build.

Ready to talk?

Chat with our AI interviewer — think casual job-site coffee, not formal HR screen. It'll ask about what you've built and what excites you. Then you can ask it anything about the project. ~15 minutes, all on your phone.

Start the AI interview → We review every conversation and respond within one week.