HeyNoah
About HeyNoah
HeyNoah is building an AI executive assistant designed to handle real work across a comprehensive suite of business tools, including email, calendars, meetings, messaging, browsers, and business software. The company's technology operates in complex, ambiguous, and stateful real-world environments where success requires sophisticated decision-making—selecting appropriate tools, understanding context, executing multi-step workflows, recovering from errors, and delivering outcomes users can trust. By automating these intricate tasks, HeyNoah enables executives to reclaim time and focus on higher-level priorities.
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Culture & values
You will work closely with the AI Agent Capabilities engineers.
They own building and operating the capabilities; you own the evidence that shows whether those capabilities work, where they fail, and whether a proposed change is genuinely better.
It combines evaluation design, statistics, experimentation, data analysis, production-quality Python, and a deep understanding of how LLM agents behave in real products.
Partner with capability engineers to recommend improvements and verify that fixes raise quality without unacceptable regressions in cost, latency, or reliability.
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