"We built Dioretsa because we were tired of AI tools that solve one thing beautifully and ignore the rest. Business doesn't work in silos. Neither should your AI."
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Alex Mercer
CEO & Co-founder, Dioretsa AI
Dioretsa — "asteroid" spelled backwards. We look at automation from the opposite direction everyone else does.
"We built Dioretsa because we were tired of AI tools that solve one thing beautifully and ignore the rest. Business doesn't work in silos. Neither should your AI."
Dioretsa is "asteroid" spelled backwards. Most automation tools start with a single problem and work outward. We started by asking: what does the entire output look like, and how do we build backwards from that?
Like an asteroid in reverse — instead of a force that creates chaos, we create a force that brings order. Starting from the result you want, and building the intelligence to get there.
This philosophy is baked into every product decision we make. We don't build features. We build outcomes.
"The asteroid doesn't care about the chaos it causes. We start from the impact we want — and engineer every step backwards from there."
We're engineers, designers and operators who spent years frustrated by the same problem. Now we're fixing it.
Previously built ML infrastructure at Stripe. Obsessed with making AI actually useful in production. Runs on espresso and long walks along the IJ.
10 years in distributed systems. Former lead engineer at Palantir. Believes the best infra is the kind you never think about. Cycling enthusiast.
Ex-product lead at Linear and Figma. Believes great UX is a competitive moat that compounds over time. Sketches product flows on paper napkins.
PhD in Machine Learning from MIT. Focused on explainable, auditable AI systems that enterprise teams can actually trust. Publishes research on decision intelligence.
We're hiring across Engineering, Product and Sales.
View open roles →Speed matters, but direction matters more. We don't just move fast — we move in the right direction. We question assumptions, think from first principles and never copy what everyone else is doing just because they're doing it.
Enterprise automation touches critical business processes. We design every feature knowing that a mistake could cost a customer real money. Explainability, auditability and reversibility are non-negotiables — not nice-to-haves.
Point solutions are everywhere. We build for the whole workflow — because the value of automation compounds only when the entire chain works together. We don't celebrate a feature. We celebrate a workflow that changed how a team operates.