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What they do

WRITER makes an AI platform for large companies. Teams use it to build and supervise AI agents that use their company data and WRITER's own family of LLMs (large language models). May Habib and Waseem AlShikh started it in 2020. Hundreds of enterprises use it, such as Mars, Marriott, Uber, and Vanguard.

What they value

• Build strong relationships through trust: listen first, speak second.
• Challenge each other, hold the bar high, and sweat the details.
• Welcome conflicting points of view, because diverse perspectives give the best outcomes.
• Build an enduring company, with a sense of ownership from every person.
• Take pride in your craft and its impact.

Where they hire

All 48 Postings are hybrid (part office, part remote). The offices are in New York City, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago, Austin, and London. Fourteen roles are in London. Some sales roles also name Denver or Los Angeles, and one contract recruiter role can be remote in the US. No Posting mentions the right to work or visa sponsorship.

Teams and roles

• Delivery and customer success (18): AI transformation and adoption leads, AI deployment engineers, support engineers, and a learning designer.
• Engineering, product, and design (19): software engineers for agents, generative AI, and connectors and MCP, plus AI engineers, an AI research scientist, infrastructure, security, and quality engineers, solutions architects, and product managers.
• Sales (6): account executives and a sales development representative.
• Marketing, legal, and recruiting: brand, paid, and product marketing, a commercial counsel, and a sales recruiter.

US Postings give pay, from $90,000 to $353,000 USD, and all but the contract role offer equity. London Postings do not give pay. Benefits include 16 weeks of parental leave and company off-sites.

What they look for

Most Postings ask for 5 or more years of experience, and senior roles ask for more. Most Postings ask for excellent communication and collaboration skills, often with enterprise customers. Engineering roles ask for Python in production, and many also ask for cloud platforms such as AWS, GCP, or Azure. Several engineering roles ask for daily use of agentic coding tools, such as Cursor or Claude Code. Many customer and sales roles ask for experience with enterprise SaaS.