Circleback is building the source of truth for everything said at a company–starting with best-in-class AI meeting notes, action items, and search.

Every meeting will be AI-enabled in the next two years. But meeting notes are just the beginning. We're building toward something larger: a platform that captures, organizes, and actions on the context from all conversations across a company–meetings, calls, emails–so teams can actually use what they know.

We're an 8-person team backed by Y Combinator. Profitable, growing virally, and thousands of paying customers including PostHog, Browserbase, and Delve. Our backgrounds include engineering at Stripe, Twitter, Tableau, and Microsoft.

Why join

• We ship fast with a high bar for quality
• Small team, large problem–the product category we're building didn't exist until recently
• Profitable and growing virally through word of mouth
• Software that people actually love and use daily

If you care about craft and want to build something ambitious with a small team that moves quickly, we'd like to hear from you.

We’re looking for a software engineering intern who takes pride in their craft to join us in San Francisco to build great software together next summer.

What you’ll do

• Build new features end-to-end, everything from database models to API endpoints and UI components for our web (React), desktop (Electron), and mobile apps (React Native)
• Improve product foundations (AI-powered outcomes, search, Circleback Assistant, transcription, on-device recording/streaming, app and API performance, automations, and other new initiatives)
• Apply learnings from customer conversations into product improvements

Who you are

You have experience doing the above in previous roles or side projects, take pride in your work, value urgency and ownership, and find building exceptional software fun. Although a strong product sense is not required, we do expect high attention to detail and curiosity about how great products work.

• TypeScript
• Next.js
• React
• Tailwind
• GCP
• Prisma
• Postgres