Technical Product Manager, Wordware
AI agent orchestration platform
Open for applications
AI agent orchestration platform
21-100 employees
Open for applications
21-100 employees
Company mission
To empower companies with the tools and insights they need to harness the full potential of AI.
Role
Who you are
- You've built products from nothing before (bonus if you were a founder)
- You understand AI agents and multi-agent frameworks deeply enough to have opinions
- You can code when needed but know when to step back and focus on product
- You've contributed to or built developer communities
- You get genuinely excited about creating systems that help people collaborate
- You understand repository and discovery systems and can reimagine them for an AI-first world
- You can simplify complex concepts without dumbing them down
What the job involves
- We're building a magical repository where AI agents can be shared, forked, and instantly run (complete with a possible generative UI) and need someone technical enough to be an IC at the start but with the product vision to make this massive
- Our ideal TPM starts by spending 70% of their time on IC engineering and 30% on PM then shifts to 70% PM over time. please do not apply if this does not sound like the right mix to you
- Owning this project from literal zero to a thriving community
- Getting your hands dirty with early implementation (yes, we need someone who can contribute, not just direct)
- Designing how forking, contribution tracking, and community recognition actually works for AI flows
- Figuring out what metrics actually matter for this kind of community
- Building a system that feels natural to both hardcore AI engineers and people who just want to plug solutions into their workflow
Application process
- If you've read this far and it resonates, shoot us a note at sebastian @ wordware.ai - tell us about something you built from zero and why you're excited about creating GitHub for AI
Our take
A key accessibility issue in AI development is the simple fact that you need to know how to code to build AI models. This has created a bottleneck in the industry as engineering talent is expensive and hard to find. To fully harness the power of AI and make the software a global economic driving force, companies must widen the kinds of people who can help develop it.
Enter Wordware, a no-code AI orchestration platform that wants to make developing these models as “easy as writing in a word processor”. Wordware’s full-stack operating system for AI development provides customers with the tools to use natural language to develop AI instead of programming code. This widens the net for people to develop AI at faster rates and implement more meaningful ML solutions at their companies.
The company has already amassed hundreds of thousands of users on its platform, many working for companies such as Instacart, Runway and a slew of burgeoning automation startups like Cartage and Sintra. An impressive seed funding round suggests Wordware, a former Y Combinator company, is turning heads at a crucial time for AI capability expansion.
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Company
Funding (last 2 of 3 rounds)
Nov 2024
$30m
SEED
Apr 2024
$0.5m
SEED
Total funding: $31.9m
Company HQ
SoMa, San Francisco, CA
Leadership
Robert Chandler
(CTO & Co-Founder)Previously Founder and CTO at HeyDaily, Offline Perception Team Lead at Five AI, and Software and Hardware Developer at Cheers Mate Productions.
Filip Kozera
(CEO & Co-Founder)Previously Founder and CEO at HeyDaily, Boardmember at KRISTALIC, Entrepreneur in Residence at Inovo Venture Partners and CTO and Founder at Visual Cognition AI.
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