SOFTWARE ENGINEERS WITH EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT SKILLS

[ software engineer + executive assistant ]

Real engineers.
Not marketing gurus
with a login._

They automate and optimize your business, and they run your calendar, inbox, and calls like a career EA.

$2,500/mo

CS degree required · practical build test · IT and cybersecurity aware · not just a certificate

Rohan K. · Hyderabad · working now
Software Engineer + EA
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[ nerd match ]

AI already changed how business gets done._

The companies winning from here aren't the ones talking about AI. They're the ones who hired somebody who actually understands it. Real people. Real degrees. You interview them before anyone starts.

Aarav R., a Software Engineer plus EA based in Bengaluru, working live
Aarav R. · Bengaluru · working now
Software Engineer + EA

EVERY MATCH STARTS WITH A FACE

No anonymous ticket queue. No rotating pool of strangers. You get one named engineer, you meet them on video before day one, and they stay yours.

If the fit's wrong, we rematch you. Free.

Placeholder photos. Replaced with your matched associate at launch.

PLACED WITH: Accounting Legal Real estate Agencies Insurance Private equity Wealth management Mortgage Healthcare

[ the problem ]

Most automation people are marketers._

They took a weekend course on Zapier and now they charge you $4,000 a month. They can drag, drop, and connect two apps that were already built to connect.

Every EA Nerd has a computer science degree. When it breaks, they read the error and fix the code. When no template covers it, they build it.

[ why engineers ]

Why not just hire a normal EA?_

Because the moment anything technical happens, they stop and you start.

A normal EA

An EA Nerd

[ what they do ]

Everything in. Everything handled._

Email, calendar, Slack, phone, CRM. One engineer wires every channel into one flow, then keeps it running.

omnichannel.flow ● running

[ pricing ]

Pricing in real numbers._

You'd need four vendors and a full time employee to cover what one EA Nerd does. Hover any slice.

WHAT IT COSTS TO ASSEMBLE THIS YOURSELF

Total$93,200 to $178,000
EA Nerd, all of it$30,000

Save $63,200 to $148,000

in year one · based on typical market rates

[ pricing ]

One plan. No tiers, no upsell._

Everything above, for one number. Tools, AI agent, backup cover, all in.

software engineer + EA

$2,500/mo

$30,000/yr

Free rematch if it's not the right fit.
Buy them out permanently for $12,000, whenever you want.

EVERY PLAN INCLUDES

[ a real day ]

What lands in your inbox at 5pm._

Your EA's end of day report. Every task below was built once by your engineer, and now runs whether they're at the desk or not.

[ included, not extra ]

They know a phishing email from a vendor._

A typical EA can't tell you if a login attempt looks suspicious, why a workflow stopped firing, or whether that invoice request is real. Yours can.

[ 3x output ]

Doing the work vs building the machine._

A generalist EA handles tasks one at a time, by hand, forever. An EA Nerd automates the task once, then never touches it again, while their AI agent runs it in the background.

It compounds. Month two costs the same as month one and delivers more, because everything they built in month one is still running.

[ what this replaces ]

A real example._

BEFORE

A 12 person accounting firm hired a marketing agency to "automate their intake." Three months and $4,200 later they had a Zapier template that broke every time a client used a different email format. Nobody on the agency side could fix it, because nobody there could read the error.

 

AFTER

Their EA Nerd rebuilt it in four days on Make.com with a proper webhook, added error handling, then layered a lead scoring model on top. Same task. Built by someone who understood what was actually breaking instead of reclicking a template.

illustrative example

[ included with every hire ]

The stack comes with them._

Licences, seats, tooling, and their own AI agent. You don't buy any of it separately, which is where the SaaS bill starts going down instead of up.

How it runs

Straight answers

I started EA Nerd after watching the same thing happen to too many businesses I respected: an assistant who couldn't touch anything technical, paired with an agency charging a fortune to duct tape two apps together. Neither one could actually fix what broke.

Every person we place, I've personally reviewed, not just their resume, their actual work. If something about your engineer isn't right, you can tell me directly. Not a ticket queue.

Most of the messages that come in below, I read myself. The rest go to a small team I trust to answer them the same way I would.

— Derek Voss, Founder, EA Nerd

[ get in touch ]

Let's talk._

Book 20 minutes if you're ready. Send a quick note if you're not. Usually Derek reads it himself, or someone on the small team he trusts to reply the same way, within one business day.

No pitch deck. No pressure.

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