Shubham Jain is a tech co-founder based in Amsterdam, open to meeting collaborators and willing to put €5k of their own capital on the line. Read the three answers below — what motivates them, the kind of partner they want, the business they would build — and reach out directly if it resonates.
“I’m a software engineer and builder with 10+ years of experience, mainly in Java, Spring Boot and backend systems. What motivates me is taking a real problem and turning it into something useful that people actually want to use. I enjoy building from scratch, learning quickly and figuring things out when there isn’t an obvious answer. I’m particularly interested in AI, fintech, mobility and products that can have a meaningful impact at scale. I’m currently working on Yubee Bike (yubeebike.com), which has also pushed me beyond engineering into product, users, business and execution.”
“I’m looking for someone who genuinely wants to build a company, not just someone who has a startup idea. Ideally, they complement my technical background with strengths in product, business, sales, growth or a particular industry. I value curiosity, ownership, honesty and people who are comfortable taking calculated risks. I’d rather build and test something than spend months talking about it. Most importantly, I’m looking for someone I can trust, challenge and build with for the long term.”
“I want to build a technology company that solves a real problem for a large number of people. I’m especially interested in AI, fintech, mobility and software, but I’m not attached to one particular idea. I’d rather find a painful problem, understand it deeply and build the right business around it. I’m currently working on Yubee Bike (yubeebike.com), and I’m also open to exploring a completely new venture with the right co-founder. The goal is to build something useful, scalable and commercially meaningful.”
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