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Join Akkari's Founding Team (YC P26) as an Engineer

Akkari is hiring a Founding Engineer in San Francisco to build a customer context API that unifies fragmented data for LLMs, backed by Y Combinator and leading AI investors.

Akkari is the customer context API for LLMs.

Akkari unifies and continuously reconstructs customer context from fragmented sources (calls, chat, emails, CRM, etc.) so that agents can execute on the most accurate customer state. Our data infra layer makes customer-related queries and automations much faster, much cheaper and much more reproducible.

We are repeat founders with a track record of scaling startups and notable exits. And our investors include leading VC funds and AI founders/executives.

We are hiring 1 Founding Engineer to start ASAP in SF to help shape our product, business and company. You must possess excellent engineering fundamentals and entrepreneurial initiative. To apply, please email [email protected] with your resume/LinkedIn and (preferably) work samples.

Source: Hacker News

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