General Application at Guild.ai (San Francisco, CA)

Guild.ai· San Francisco, CA·1h ago

Role details

Work type

Onsite

Employment

Full-Time

Job description

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Culture: “We are builders at heart – founders, SREs, open-source stewards, architects of large systems.” The team is technical, curious, customer-driven, and focused on shaping how software is built with AI guild.ai/careers
Work model: Hybrid – some roles are listed as “Hybrid” (e.g., Forward Deployed Engineer, Product Manager) while the HQ is in-office in San Francisco, CA. Also has an office in Ross, CA builtinsf.com
Engineering culture: Code-first with a TypeScript SDK and CLI; emphasis on production-grade systems, typed interfaces, and full execution traces.
Notable perks: As a well-funded Series A startup, likely offers competitive compensation and equity. Limited public details on specific perks.

One-liner: Guild.ai provides a control plane for building, deploying, governing, and sharing AI agents in production.
Entity Type: Private (Series A)
Headquarters: San Francisco, California, USA
Founded: 2025
Founders: James Everingham (CEO) and Vincent Durmont (Co-Founder, Software Engineer)

Primary industry: AI infrastructure / Agent orchestration
Target customers: B2B, Enterprise, Developers
Mission or purpose statement: “Make building with AI as collaborative as open source” guild.ai/about

Guild Control Plane: A unified platform that provides governance, deployment, building, and sharing capabilities for AI agents. Includes:
- Govern: Centralized identity, least-privilege access, policies, audit logging, and usage monitoring.
- Build: TypeScript SDK, CLI, web UI, and pre-built “Starter Kit” agents (Ticket Triage, PR Code Review, Tech Support, Root Cause Analysis, On-Call Response).
- Deploy: Versioning, validation, and production deployment via chat, API, webhooks, or schedules.
- Share: Agent Hub for discovering, forking, and remixing agents across an organization (like “GitHub for agents”).
Integrations: Works with GitHub, Slack, Linear, Jira, Azure DevOps, observability tools, and custom REST APIs.
Model Support: Model-agnostic – supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and open-source models.

Valuation: Not disclosed
Key Metric: Total funding of $44M (Seed round of $14M led by Google Ventures in October 2025, Series A of $30M led by Google Ventures in March 2026) linkedin.com/company/guild-ai-group
Notable Investors/Partners: Google Ventures (lead investor)
Growth Signals: 22 employees with 26.9% monthly headcount growth; 6 active job postings; presence in the US and India; strong hiring for engineering, product, and design roles builtinsf.com

Model-agnostic: Not locked into a single vendor; works with all major LLMs and open-source models.
Bring your own integration: Connect any existing tool (GitHub, Slack, Jira, custom APIs) without rewriting workflows.
Enterprise-grade governance: Centralized identity, least-privilege access, immutable audit logs – enabling safe AI agent deployment in regulated environments.
Agent Hub: A collaborative platform for sharing and reusing agents, reducing duplication and accelerating adoption.

Helping enterprises safely deploy AI agents at scale with visible controls and audit trails.
Building a developer ecosystem around the Agent Hub to encourage reuse and community contributions.
Expanding integrations and pre-built agent templates to cover more operational workflows (code review, on-call, support, etc.).

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