Software Engineer: Agent Experience

**Yves Robotics** is building a **simple, non-humanoid robot for the home** . Its primary function is to be an active AI agent for everyday humans to help them record their thoughts, remind them to do things, and be a lovable, simple agent and being. **Our aim is to bring life to a new species of beings into human existence.** In the coming two decades, we will either flood the world with disingenuous humanoids—slop with arms—or we will introduce new characters who we cherish and who evolve our distinctly human existence. *Robots may not have souls like we do, but they will have the souls we give them.* The breakthrough can only come from a robot that is made to be a robot. Not one built in the physical image of man nor one pretending to be your dog. *A robot with the ability to express its own worldview based on its inherent form, capabilities, and limitations.* The world need not be worried if a robot will be able to one day fold your laundry or do your dishes. The billions of dollars spent on research and development will soon make such capabilities a reality. But will you want such a robot? Will your children love one? And how will it change your life not as measured by your previous manual labor, but as a person? One day, a robot will exist in your home. It can either be an impersonal gray skin of wires, or it can stumble out of its box clumsily, say a timid and optimistic hello, and get to know the first person it has ever known. **You.** **TLDR: We are in search of a software engineer excited about the possibility of friendly, autonomous agents that can power people's personal lives.** Ideally, you've built interesting products using AI in the last 18–24 months. We are very open to junior software engineers, assuming you are creative, high-agency, and deeply excited at the prospect of working at the intersection of hardware and software.