STLabs is an AI service management platform that resolves employee requests end-to-end, grounded in a living model of the enterprise. This matters because we're able to resolve requests with full context - the people, systems, services, and policies that define how an organization actually runs. Requests that used to take days of back-and-forth resolve in minutes, right where employees already work.

About the Role

Our platform turns an enterprise's historical ticket data, knowledge bases, and integrations into instant resolutions, automated workflows, and a living graph of their organization. None of that happens from a distance. Someone has to sit inside the customer's environment — their data, their integrations, their constraints — and make it real.

That's forward deployed engineering, and this is the team that does it.

You do not need to have done this job before. Most people haven't; the title barely existed five years ago. If you're two or three years into writing software, you like being in the room where the problem actually is, and you build things nobody asked you to build, we want to talk to you.

Responsibilities

• Deploy STLabs inside enterprise environments, potentially working on-site alongside teammates to map service workflows.
• Increment on production code — integrations, data pipelines, agent workflows, and internal tooling to bridge the idealisms of our product against the practical reality of your clients.
• Wire our platform into the systems customers already run: ticketing, identity, device management, knowledge bases, and whatever else lives in their stack.
• Own a piece of a live deployment from your first month, and a whole one when you're ready.
• Feed what you learn back into the product. You'll see more of how enterprises actually run their service operations than anyone else at the company.

Qualifications

• 2–3 years writing software professionally, or a strong engineering degree plus an internship where you shipped something real.
• Comfortable in Python and TypeScript, or confident you can be by month two.
• Experience integrating against third-party APIs and working with other people's data — messy, undocumented, and in production.
• You build things outside of assigned work: a tool, an app, an open-source contribution, something half-finished you still talk about.
• You want to be in front of customers, not just tolerate it.