Build the operating systems expert firms run on.
Stackmint builds AI operating systems for agencies, law firms and other firms that sell expertise. If you understand both how client work gets done and how software runs it, we want to talk.
How we work
Close to real client work
Every operating system starts from how a firm actually delivers. The work here is turning playbooks into specialists and workflows that firms run every day.
Governance is part of the product
Approvals, audit logs and kill switches are not an afterthought. You will build for firms that answer to clients and regulators.
A small team between two hubs
We work between San Francisco and Paris, with founders, partners and clients in the room from day one.
Open roles.
We hire for judgment, not job titles. Every role ships something firms use on real client work.
Roles opening soon.
These roles open in the near future. Leave your email and we will tell you when they do.
Partner Success Manager
RemoteFull-timeMost companies hire account managers to protect revenue. We are hiring someone to generate it, by going deeper into partner operations than anyone else in the…
Presales Engineer
Paris or remoteFull-timeEvery enterprise deal we close starts with a live demonstration of a governed workflow running in production. You build those demonstrations, and then you turn…
Ecosystem Development Lead, Agencies & Integrators
RemoteFull-timeStackmint's distribution runs through partners: agencies that operate AI capabilities for clients, and system integrators that embed governed workflows into…
AI Integrations Intern
ParisInternshipYou will build the connectors that make governed AI execution real: not toy integrations, but production-grade connectors that partners and enterprises use to…
Marketing Intern
Paris or remoteInternshipStackmint is building a new category, governed AI execution, and we need to make that idea legible, credible, and compelling to the people who buy enterprise…
How to apply
No ATS. Send a short note on who you are, what you have built and how you would use Stackmint. Include links to anything concrete: playbooks, repos, demos or writing.