Munich · Remote · $150-250k
superglue
About superglue
Superglue is a Munich-based AI agent company backed by Y Combinator's W25 cohort that specializes in enterprise ERP migrations and integrations. The company builds intelligent agents that streamline complex implementations across leading platforms including SAP, NetSuite, Salesforce, and Snowflake, serving customers such as Google, Netlify, and UCLA. Superglue operates through two business motions: annual platform contracts and a consulting/systems integration partner channel, allowing it to serve enterprises of varying sizes and needs. With a lean team of six and backing from Y Combinator and angel investors including the Eight Sleep founders, the company has raised approximately $2 million and is operating near breakeven as it scales its AI-driven approach to enterprise software integration.
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5 people- Engineering2 senior2
- Entrepreneurship2 senior2
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