It's our AI workforce, running 24/7 for thousands of restaurants across Spain. None of it starts from clean data. Thousands of suppliers, no standards, documents that contradict each other, an entire industry's economics buried in paper and spreadsheets. We're not adding a chatbot to an ERP. Someone who parallelizes hypotheses with coding agents, stays relentlessly focused on AI that scales and solves real customer pain, and measures before optimizing without ever letting analysis slow down shipping.
haddock is the AI-powered back-office for restaurants. We started as a system of record (inventories, purchases, invoices, bank reconciliation, P&L; reports) and turned it into the harness where our AI workforce lives. Our vision is to lead the market through innovation, strong relationships, and by becoming the go-to tech partner for restaurant success.
haddock is backed by Y Combinator, the accelerator behind Airbnb and Twitch. Our ambitions are growing: more customers, more AI automation, more product surface, more value. Our engineers don't wait for a project to be defined.



They create momentum, propose ideas, and are a key part of the company's growth.
Every invoice and delivery note a restaurant receives goes through our OCR. Fina sits on top of everything haddock knows about a restaurant: purchases, suppliers, stock, sales, bank movements, P&L.; Ask it anything about the business and it answers, and increasingly it goes and does the work instead of just reporting on it. It's the surface where the whole system has to behave as one, and most of what it will become is still unbuilt.
Complex reconciliations, data workflows, and imports of the most chaotic data you can imagine: a supplier catalogue inside a photographed PDF, a POS export nobody ever documented, ten years of a restaurant's history in a spreadsheet built by six different people. Turning the messy free text of thousands of suppliers into a clean catalogue a restaurant can run its inventory on.
They are our

📌 PRODUCT ENGINEER (España)
🏢 haddock
📍 España