
What Sim does
Sim enables fast-growing technical teams to build and deploy AI agent workflows. 70,000+ developers are already using Sim, integrating with 1000+ apps and LLMs to streamline workflows with AI agents.
5 open roles
What the role involves
About the Role You'll own the design and development of Sim’s visual, agent-building platform—the canvas where developers build, connect, and launch AI agents. From architecture to polished interactions, you'll define how thousands of developers visually create with Sim. Your work blends UI/UX design with engineering, shaping the interface, experience, and real-time systems at the heart of our product. Sim has been called "Figma for AI agents," and you’ll push this further—making our canvas more powerful, delightful, and performant as workflows grow. You’ll partner with engineering, design, and product to deliver a seamless agent-building journey from initial creation through to production. This is a foundational role. You’ll set standards across visual design, interaction patterns, and UI responsiveness. On our lean team, you’ll influence everything the user interacts with and rapidly ship features that impact thousands. What You'll Do Own the design and development of Sim’s visual canvas—the real-time, drag-and-drop editor central to our platform Architect and implement intuitive UI systems for complex agentic workflows Shape how developers interact: design, test, debug, and deploy agents seamlessly within the product Ensure the experience remains fast, beautiful, and robust as workflows grow in size and sophistication Bridge visuals and execution: what users see is what runs Set standards for front-end code, component architecture, design systems, and user ergonomics Collaborate across the stack in our Next.js monorepo; ship to production daily Define and refine UX/UI patterns, with attention to developer delight What We’re Looking For Design-minded engineer with deep experience in React and TypeScript Strong UI/UX intuition—you care how things look and feel, not just how they work Experience building complex, interactive frontend systems (canvas editors, collaborative tools, visual builders, etc.) Proven ability to deliver polished, user-focused developer or creative tools Deep understanding of front-end performance, animation, and responsiveness High agency and ownership—help define the roadmap as well as build it Comfort working in Next.js; backend experience is a plus Experience with real-time systems (WebSockets, CRDTs, etc.) is a plus Visual design skills or open-source contributions are a plus Why Sim Foundational impact. Shape the design DNA of Sim and influence the future of how agents are built. Real users, real scale. 70,000+ developers use Sim—your work matters immediately. World-class backers. Series A led by Standard Capital, with Paul Graham, Perplexity, SV Angel, and Y Combinator. Open source from day one. 26,000+ GitHub stars and an active builder community. Competitive salary + meaningful equity. Early team, significant ownership. Full benefits. Comprehensive health insurance and relocation support. Visa sponsorship available. Equal Opportunity Sim is committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all team members. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.
What the role involves
About Sim Sim is building the leading platform for AI agents—enabling developers and enterprises to visually create, launch, and manage high-performing agents that automate the world’s workflows. Our mission is simple: agents will run the world, and Sim is the primary means by which that happens. We’re backed by world-class investors including Standard Capital, Paul Graham, Perplexity, SV Angel, and Y Combinator, and we’ve been open source from day one. We're a small, fast-moving team based in San Francisco, building together in person every day. 70,000+ developers use Sim; your work ships fast and impacts real users at scale. We believe in ownership, excellence, and ambitious builders shaping the future from the ground up. About the Role This is a foundational role: Sim is hiring our first GTM Engineer to build the company’s go-to-market and RevOps infrastructure from the ground up. You won’t just optimize existing workflows—you'll architect them. You’ll partner directly with leadership to define, implement, and scale our GTM systems, automations, and data flows. If you want to operate as a technical founder for our GTM function and ship quickly with massive ownership, this role is for you. You'll work full-time, in-person, out of our San Francisco office. What You'll Do: Build from zero: Create Sim’s GTM infrastructure from scratch—integrating best-in-class tools like Salesforce, Clay, Gong, enrichment APIs, and more into a seamless automated engine Invent internal automation: Design and build AI agents and custom workflows to automate account research, minimize manual tasks, and personalize outreach at scale Engineer data flows: Architect the middleware and webhooks that ensure data integrity and sync between Sim’s product, CRM, and internal systems Programmatic GTM: Translate top-level GTM strategy into automated workflows, custom internal tools, and data-driven outbound campaigns Found and scale: Set the technical standard and shape the DNA of Sim’s GTM/Revenue Operations function for years to come What We’re Looking For 3+ years of experience in GTM Engineering, technical RevOps, or similar technical roles Proficiency writing code (Python, JavaScript, or SQL) and familiarity working with APIs Track record of integrating, automating, and scaling SaaS and AI tool stacks Strong understanding of sales funnels, GTM business logic, and operations Experience with modern GTM tools (Clay, Claude Code, Parallel, Unify, Sim, scraping/indexing the web, etc.) High bias toward action and "shipping v1 today"—you thrive in ambiguity and fast-paced teams Deep ownership mentality; you want end-to-end responsibility for Sim’s GTM architecture and future team Why Sim Foundational impact: You’ll build and define Sim’s GTM infrastructure and shape how agents are sold, deployed, and supported Immediate scale: Your work ships to 70,000+ developers and customers right now World-class backers: Series A led by Standard Capital, with Paul Graham, Perplexity, SV Angel, and Y Combinator Open source culture: 26,000+ GitHub stars and a passionate developer community Competitive compensation: Competitive pay + meaningful equity Full benefits: Comprehensive health insurance and relocation support Visa sponsorship available Equal Opportunity Sim is committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all team members. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.
What the role involves
About Sim Sim is building the leading platform for AI agents—enabling developers and enterprises to visually create, launch, and manage high-performing agents that automate the world’s workflows. Our mission is simple: agents will run the world, and Sim is the primary means by which that happens. We’re backed by world-class investors including Standard Capital, Paul Graham, Perplexity, SV Angel, and Y Combinator, and we’ve been open source from day one. We're a small, fast-moving team based in San Francisco, building together in person every day. 70,000+ developers use Sim; your work ships fast and impacts real users at scale. We believe in ownership, excellence, and ambitious builders shaping the future from the ground up. About the Role As a Software Engineer, Frontend at Sim, you'll own the development of our agent-building canvas and frontend platform. You’ll architect intuitive user experiences, build robust and high-performance UI components, and help define how thousands of developers create with Sim. Working with engineering, product, and design, you’ll deliver features from concept to production, directly shaping our product’s design, performance, and developer experience. What You'll Do Architect and develop key frontend systems, focusing on visual, interactive experiences that empower users to build and manage AI agents Lead the implementation of new features, UI components, and real-time interactions in a Next.js monorepo Ensure the frontend experience is performant, polished, and delightful at scale Set standards for front-end code, UI architecture, and design systems Collaborate with engineering, design, and product teams to deliver seamless developer workflows Extend our custom component library, and extend our existing design system Prototype and iterate rapidly, shipping high-impact improvements daily What We’re Looking For Deep experience in React and TypeScript Strong intuition for UI/UX design and developer experience Proven ability to build complex, interactive frontend applications (canvas editors, visual builders, collaborative tools, etc.) Understanding of frontend performance, animation, and real-time systems (WebSockets, CRDTs, etc.) High agency and ownership mentality—drive features from ideation to launch Experience with design systems, Next.js, and open-source contributions is a plus Why Sim Foundational impact shaping Sim’s product and frontend architecture Immediate scale: your work reaches 70,000+ developers World-class team and investors Open source culture with 26,000+ GitHub stars Competitive compensation and meaningful equity Comprehensive health insurance and relocation support Visa sponsorship available Equal Opportunity Sim is committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all team members. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.
What the role involves
About Sim Sim is the open-source platform to build, deploy, and orchestrate AI agents. Over 70,000 developers — from early-stage startups to the U.S. Government — use Sim to turn ideas into production-grade agentic workflows on a visual, Figma-like canvas. We connect to 1,000+ apps and LLMs, and our Copilot is the state of the art for building workflows with natural language. We're a team of 5, YC X25, and backed by a $7M Series A led by Standard Capital with participation from Paul Graham, Perplexity, SV Angel, and Y Combinator. We're based in San Francisco and build in person every day. Our mission is simple: agents will run the world, and Sim is the primary means by which that happens. About the Role You'll lead the Sim platform: the visual, end-to-end agent builder that tens of thousands of developers use every day. You'll own the front-end architecture, the real-time canvas, and the systems that turn visual flows into reliable, production agents. Sim has been called the "Figma for AI agents" — an intuitive drag-and-drop canvas where developers connect LLMs, tools, APIs, and logic blocks into complex agentic workflows. Your job is to make this experience fast, delightful, and powerful enough that developers never want to go back to writing agents in code. This is a foundational role. You'll define the front-end architecture, set performance standards, and shape the developer ergonomics of a product used by 70,000+ builders. On a team of 5, you own the entire surface area that developers interact with. What You'll Do Own the Sim visual canvas — the real-time, drag-and-drop workflow editor at the heart of the product Architect and build the front-end systems that render, connect, and manage complex agent workflows Design the interaction model for how developers create, test, debug, and deploy agents visually Build the bridge between visual flows and the underlying execution engine — ensuring what you see is what runs Drive performance and responsiveness across the editor, even as workflows grow in complexity Shape developer ergonomics and UX patterns across the platform — block configuration, variable wiring, real-time feedback, deployment flows Work across the stack in our Next.js monorepo when needed, shipping to production daily Set front-end standards for the codebase — component architecture, state management, testing patterns What We're Looking For Design-minded full-stack engineer with deep React and TypeScript experience Strong sense of product and UX — you care deeply about how things feel, not just how they work Experience building complex, interactive UIs — canvas editors, real-time collaborative tools, visual programming environments, or similarly demanding front-end systems Track record of shipping polished developer tools or creative tools to production Deep understanding of front-end performance — you know how to keep complex interfaces fast and responsive High agency and ownership — on a team this small, you define the roadmap as much as you execute it Comfort working across the stack in a Next.js monorepo; backend work is part of the job Experience with real-time systems (WebSockets, CRDTs, or similar) is a plus Experience with AWS infrastructure is a plus Contributions to open-source projects are a plus Why Sim Foundational impact. You're not joining a team — you're building one. Every decision you make shapes the product and the company. Real users, real scale. 70,000+ developers use Sim today. Your work ships fast and matters immediately. World-class backers. Series A - Paul Graham, Perplexity, SV Angel, and Y Combinator believe in what we're building. Open source at the core. We've been open source from day one and we're proud of it. 26,000+ GitHub stars and growing. Competitive salary + meaningful equity. Early team, significant ownership. Full benefits. Comprehensive health insurance, relocation. Visa sponsorship available.
What the role involves
About Sim Sim is the open-source platform to build, deploy, and orchestrate AI agents. Over 70,000 developers — from early-stage startups to the U.S. Government — use Sim to turn ideas into production-grade agentic workflows on a visual, Figma-like canvas. We connect to 1,000+ apps and LLMs, and our Copilot is the state of the art for building workflows with natural language. We're a team of 5, YC X25, and backed by a $7M Series A led by Standard Capital with participation from Paul Graham, Perplexity, SV Angel, and Y Combinator. We're based in San Francisco and build in-person every day. Our mission is simple: agents will run the world, and Sim is the primary means by which that happens. About the Role You'll own end-to-end development of our core agentic workflow engine and Copilot — the AI assistant that helps developers build and debug workflows using natural language, turning high-level intent into executable, reliable agents. This spans our backend (Next.js), orchestration layer, and all integrations with LLMs and external APIs. Copilot is currently the best-in-class tool for building workflows with natural language. Your job is to keep it there and push it further — making it faster, more reliable, and capable of handling increasingly complex agentic architectures. This is a foundational role. You'll set architecture decisions, reliability standards, and coding patterns that define how the core product works. On a team of 5, your work ships to tens of thousands of developers on fast release cycles. What You'll Do Own the agentic workflow engine: the runtime that executes multi-step, tool-using agent workflows in production Build and evolve Copilot — our natural language interface for creating, editing, and debugging workflows Design and maintain integrations with LLM providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, local models via Ollama) and external APIs Architect the orchestration layer that turns visual flows into reliable, observable agent executions Set technical standards for the codebase — reliability, testing, code quality, and architecture patterns Work across the stack in our Next.js monorepo, shipping to production daily Debug hard problems at the intersection of LLMs, distributed systems, and developer tooling What We're Looking For Strong generalist engineer who has shipped complex distributed systems or developer tools to production Deep experience with TypeScript/JavaScript and Bun; comfort working in a Next.js monorepo Track record of owning and operating production systems — you've been paged, you've debugged the weird ones, you've made things reliable Experience integrating with LLMs or building on top of foundation model APIs High agency and ownership — on a team this small, you define the roadmap as much as you execute it Strong opinions on architecture, loosely held — you care about building things right but move fast Experience with AWS infrastructure is a plus Contributions to open-source projects are a plus Why Sim Foundational impact. You're not joining a team — you're building one. Every decision you make shapes the product and the company. Real users, real scale. 70,000+ developers use Sim today. Your work ships fast and matters immediately. World-class backers. Series A - Standard Capital, Paul Graham, Perplexity, SV Angel, and Y Combinator believe in what we're building. Open source at the core. We've been open source from day one and we're proud of it. 26,000+ GitHub stars and growing. Competitive salary + meaningful equity. Early team, significant ownership. Full benefits. Comprehensive health insurance, relocation. Visa sponsorship available.
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