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Crowdbotics is on a mission to radically transform the software development lifecycle by unlocking the code you’ve already built, so you can focus on the code that makes a difference. Our software development platform uses generative AI to help systematically reuse plans, specs and code so you can focus on the code that makes a difference – just the new, differentiated capabilities. The Crowdbotics platform helps enterprises build applications with unprecedented speed, efficiency and less risk.

At Crowdbotics, we put innovation on repeat. We are redefining software development, empowering customers to harness the power of AI to reuse the code that matters to deliver the next billion apps

Why join Crowdbotics? Our benefits include...

  • Competitive salary and benefits package.
  • Flexible working hours and remote work opportunities.
  • A dynamic and supportive team environment.
  • Opportunities for professional growth and development.
  • Access to the latest tools and technologies.

Our Values at Crowdbotics:

  • Customers First: Whether you are a current or future customer, a potential partner, a developer in our community, or a creator building on our platform – your success is our success. We care deeply about your outcomes and success. 
  • Ownership: We believe in taking responsibility and owning the work we do. Our team is encouraged to take the initiative and showcase their unique skills.
  • Curiosity: We believe in the immense power of data to understand what works and what doesn’t. We strive to continuously learn and evolve by using data-driven insights and analytics.
  • GRIT: We admire resilience and tenacity. We believe:
    • A Growth mindset gets to great
    • In Running fast to own the outcome
    • In Iterating to Innovate 
    • In Team over self.

If this sounds like you, we’d love to hear from you!

At Crowdbotics, our goal is to hire and promote an exceptional diverse workforce. We are a remote-first company committed to diversity, inclusion, and belonging in all aspects of our organization. We value and celebrate diversity that our individual differences make us stronger and better. Crowdbotics is an equal opportunity employer dedicated to fostering an inclusive and welcoming environment for all.

Thank you for your interest in Crowdbotics! If you’re excited about joining our team but don’t see a position that fits your skills right now, please submit your application below. We’ll keep your information on file and reach out to you when a suitable opportunity arises. One of our recruiters may also contact you to learn more about your background and see where you’d be a great fit when a role that matches your credentials becomes available.

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