Careers
Visca is hiring the team that will own the trust spine for the next generation of consequential systems. If you've built infrastructure that other people trusted with their work, we should talk.
Skills can be taught. Calibration on these is what we look for in interviews. If they feel obviously right, you'll fit in. If they feel constraining, you probably won't.
We are building infrastructure that other people will trust with their work for the next decade. Predictability — on licensing, on scope, on quality — is the product. We optimize for that horizon, not the next quarter.
Most companies in our space ship features. We ship the substrate that features stand on. That requires patience, taste, and a willingness to say no to obvious-looking work that would dilute the surface.
Internally, our product discipline is Apple's: integrated, opinionated, secure-by-default, fewer surfaces in deeper polish. The developer who never reads the docs still ships safe software. That is the bar.
Every product decision passes a single test: "Would a focused, trusted, pre-2023 HashiCorp ship this?" Scope sprawl, license walk-backs, monetization through restriction — all answered with no, without exception.
We disagree with each other when we are wrong. Honesty over agreement. We push back, we explain reasoning, and we credit the change-of-mind explicitly. No sycophancy.
Lattice Runtime is MPL 2.0. Forever. It will be donated to a neutral foundation. This is not a marketing line — it is structurally enforced. If you would not work under that covenant, this is not the right company for you.
We hire archetypes more than we hire titles — we are early enough that the right person can shape the role. If your experience fits one of these and you would bring it to autonomy infrastructure, write to us.
You have built systems that other people trusted with their work. You think in protocols, not features. Comfortable with Go, Rust, and the kinds of papers that distributed-systems engineers cite over lunch.
ApplyProduction cryptography practitioner. You've designed identity systems, attestation chains, capability schemes, or PKI. Equally comfortable with the math and the operational realities of key custody.
ApplyYou've shipped autonomy on real robots — ROS 2, embedded runtimes, hardware roots of trust. You understand why the abstractions that work for software agents need different shapes when they have to actuate the world.
ApplyYou have designed developer surfaces (CLIs, SDKs, eval harnesses, paved paths) that thousands of engineers depend on. You believe defaults are the product and that the best documentation is the one that doesn't need to exist.
ApplyYou've stood up production deployments of enterprise infrastructure inside regulated organizations. You speak both CISO and platform-lead, and you can read a code repository as well as you can read a procurement RFP.
ApplyYou write the kind of documentation that engineers cite back to other engineers years later. Specifications, architectural reference, conceptual explanations — all of it. Cormorant Garamond is a real opinion.
ApplyDon't see your fit?
Where
Remote-first, with optional in-person time at the founding office. We hire across time zones that overlap with one of our two core working windows.
Hours
Asynchronous defaults; meetings only when synchronous is genuinely cheaper. Maker time is protected — engineers should expect long uninterrupted stretches every week.
Process
Conversation first, structured interview second, paid trial project for finalist roles. We do not do whiteboard puzzles. We will ask you to read a real internal document and tell us what you'd change.
The autonomy economy is shipping
Build, run, and trust autonomous systems on an integrated platform — software, embodied, and hybrid. Open foundation. Enterprise cloud. No license rug-pulls, ever.