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Brainbase Labs

Special Projects Lead, Founder's Office

San FranciscoHybrid · United States
Staff · FullTime · Operations
POSTED 10 SEPTVERIFIED 1D AGO
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$180k–$250k
p25–p75 · n=666
Open for
55d
since 10 Sept
H-1B · FY26
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certified LCAs
Hiring · 30d
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About Brainbase

Brainbase is building the primitives for the next 1B agents.

We power internal agents across government, Fortune 500, frontier labs and hyper-growth startups. Enterprises use our configurable primitives such as evals, observability, router, authentication, permissions, sandboxes, harnesses and more to deploy internal agents securely at scale. We support 8+ harness and 50+ models, including sovereign deployments.

Launches

Take a look at some of our previous launches to get an idea of what we’re working on:

Brainbase platform: https://brainbaselabs.com/blog/brainbase-is-now-ga

Universal Managed Agents API: https://brainbaselabs.com/blog/universal-managed-agents

Universal Agent Protocol (UAP) (open-source): universalagentprotocol.io

About the role

The Founder’s Office takes on the problems that don’t yet belong to a function. As Special Projects Lead you’ll work directly with the founder on projects that cut across GTM, product, operations, recruiting and research — scoping them, running them end to end, and handing them off once they have a permanent owner.

This is an early-career role and one of the best generalist seats at the company. You won’t specialize. You’ll own outcomes under ambiguous KPIs, get unusual range and exposure in a short amount of time, and figure out what you’re great at by doing a lot of very different things quickly.

Who we’re looking for

People early in their careers who move fast, write clearly, and would rather own an outcome than a job description. A track record of shipping things on your own matters more to us than a specific background.

Logistics

Based in San Francisco, with remote and part-time arrangements available for the right person.

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