- Role: GTM Engineer
- Experience: 2–4 years
- Location: San Francisco, CA (in-office; at least one interview in person required)
- Visa: US citizens and candidates eligible for transfer/renewal sponsorship (no long overseas waits)
Keyframe Labs is scaling its technical team to accelerate the development of agentic AI and computational chemistry products, requiring in-office engineers who can contribute to both product and research initiatives.
This role is hands-on and based in San Francisco, with a focus on building frontier-level harnesses for agentic AI use cases or conducting research at the LLM/harness optimization level. The primary spike is deep technical contribution to either agentic AI systems or computational chemistry modeling, depending on your background.
What You'll Own
- Develop and optimize agentic AI harnesses for product or research use cases
- Contribute to research on LLMs, harness optimization, or embedding semantic knowledge/context/graphs into agents
- For computational chemists: apply quantum-level chemistry expertise (e.g., DFT, transition state modeling, thermodynamics, kinetics) to product development
- Collaborate closely with founders and technical leaders in the SF office
Technical Requirements
- Expertise in agentic AI systems, LLM research, or computational chemistry (quantum-level, e.g., DFT, transition modeling)
- Recent PhD (last 4–5 years) in quantum chemistry or 3–4 years' experience at a chemistry/AI company preferred for computational chemist track
Execution and Ownership
- Work in-office in San Francisco, collaborating directly with the founding team
- Participate in at least one in-person interview as part of the hiring process
Background
- PhD in quantum chemistry (last 4–5 years) or 3–4 years' experience at a chemistry/AI company for computational chemist track
- Demonstrated experience building agentic AI harnesses or conducting LLM/harness optimization research
Location and Visa
- Role is based in San Francisco, CA; in-office presence required
- Visa sponsorship available for transfers/renewals (e.g., H-1B transfer), but not for long overseas waits; US-based candidates strongly preferred
Nice to Have
- Graduated from a top-tier institution or worked under a professor known for quantum chemistry
- Experience in both agentic AI and computational chemistry
Who Will Thrive Here Engineers and researchers who want to work on cutting-edge AI or computational chemistry in a collaborative, in-person environment, and who are motivated by deep technical challenges and close interaction with founders.
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