Flexible generalist role for candidates excited about building AI-driven world simulations. Primarily seeking technical hires with adaptable engineering backgrounds. Exceptions possible for exceptional non-technical candidates. Role is on-site in San Mateo.
Introducing Moonlake, AI for creating world simulations.
While we have specific roles outlined, we believe great talent doesn't always fit into predefined boxes. If you're excited about what we are building, we want to hear from you.
We are primarily focused on technical hiring - yet exceptions can be made for remarkable candidates in other domains.
We value diverse technical backgrounds and believe great engineers can quickly adapt to new technologies.
We are committed to being an on-site, in-person team currently based in San Mateo
Embedding VC Menlo Park, California, USA Office
Menlo Park, CA, United States
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