New York · On-site · $180-275k
Drawbridge
About Drawbridge
Drawbridge is building a platform that enables large organizations to run their business operations through a combination of process intelligence and agentic AI. The company captures and operationalizes enterprise process knowledge by reverse-engineering operational workflows from workers and transforming them into living specifications that agentic AI systems can execute. Founded by a team that previously built process discovery and knowledge capture tools at Orby AI and Scribe for Fortune 500 enterprises, Drawbridge is defining a new category at the intersection of process intelligence and AI automation. The company raised a seed round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, with backing from founders and executives at companies including Sierra, Stripe, and Datadog. Based in San Francisco and New York City, Drawbridge operates as a small, early-stage team with a 5-days-in-office culture.
Open positions · 2
New York · On-site · $180-280k
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5-days-in-office culture in San Francisco and New York City
High ownership with architectural decision-making authority
Direct founder collaboration with significant technical decision-making authority
Customer obsession with engineers expected to jump on calls with customers and iterate based on direct feedback
AI-native development culture using AI-assisted tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex
Team values curiosity, pragmatism, and a builder mentality
Young, clean codebase where architectural decisions set patterns for the platform
High velocity operating environment
Engineers expected to build exactly what provides the best customer experience
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