Come build the record everyone else will have to trust.
We make what autonomous systems do observable, reviewable, and enforceable — and we keep the proof. Below is what each role owns and what we are looking for. Apply directly; every application is read by the person you would work with.
Open roles
- TrustRemote — US
Compliance analyst
What you will own
The framework content: crosswalks, control mappings, and the evidence an auditor actually accepts.
What we are looking for
- You have taken an organisation through SOC 2 or ISO 27001, and can tell the difference between a control that passes and a control that works.
- You can read a regulation and write what it means for an engineer in a paragraph.
- You are comfortable saying a claim is not supportable yet.
- RuntimeRemote — US
Platform engineer
What you will own
The path an event takes from a customer system to a decision, and keeping it boring under load.
What we are looking for
- You have run something with a hard correctness requirement and a real error budget.
- You reach for a test before you reach for a dashboard.
- You think idempotency is one of the more interesting problems in the job.
- ProductRemote — US
Design engineer
What you will own
The surfaces where somebody decides whether to trust what the platform just did.
What we are looking for
- You write the frontend you design, and you have opinions about both.
- You build accessibility in as you go, and you can say why each choice works.
- You can make dense information calm.
- FieldRemote — US, some travel
Forward deployed engineer
What you will own
Getting customers to a working rule set, and bringing back what the product got wrong.
What we are looking for
- You are happy in someone else's codebase on day one.
- You can hold a room that contains both a security lead and a developer.
- You write down what you learned so it reaches the roadmap.
How to apply
Send a note about the work you have done and which role it maps to. A link to something you built is worth more to us than a résumé. We reply to every application, and the first conversation is with the person you would work with.
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