Engineering Internship, Wordware
AI agent orchestration platform
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AI agent orchestration platform
21-100 employees
Be an early applicant
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
- We're hunting for a student who learns incredibly fast, gets things done, and isn't afraid of startup chaos. you'll be working on an AI platform that real builders actually use
- Be studying something relevant (CS, EECS, Data Science)
- Have built something — anything — that actually works
- Know your way around JavaScript/React without constant ChatGPT
- Be genuinely interested in AI (not just because your career advisor said it's hot)
- Be comfortable with "hey, can you figure this out?" without a 50-page spec
- Enjoy learning by doing, breaking things, and fixing them again
- This is in-person in SF — we can help you with finding accommodation
- We move fast and things break — you need to be comfortable with not being able to do everything perfectly
- If you've ever:
- Stayed up all night coding something just because you couldn't stop
- Wished you could be part of something bigger than a class project
- Wanted to see what startup life is actually like
What the job involves
- Diving into our collaborative IDE for AI development (think google docs had a baby with vscode)
- Writing actual code that ships to real users (mostly typescript/next.js)
- Helping build components for our workflow system
- Improving our explore page so the community can actually find cool stuff
- Learning why LLM orchestration is a technical nightmare (and how we solve it)
- Your code will hit production (with some supervision)
- Sometimes you'll be figuring stuff out while we're putting out fires elsewhere
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.
Freddie
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
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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