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Sana, part of Workday, is seeking engineers to build the core agent infrastructure that powers our mission to bring superintelligence to work. This greenfield role focuses on how AI agents plan, reason, and execute across enterprise environments, spanning agent architecture, context-, tool-, and prompt engineering, and production infrastructure.
You will work at the intersection of system design and scalable back-end development, shaping robust, safe, and high-performance AI foundations for
Sana is an AI lab building superintelligence for work. We believe organizations can accomplish their missions faster when teams can effortlessly access knowledge, automate repetitive work, and learn anything with the help of agentic AI. As part of Workday, we are committed to building AI that augments people - not replaces them.
We bring this mission to life through two products. Sana Agents provide a seamless way to access all your company’s apps, knowledge, and data, enabling AI agents to do real work so teams can process and act on information at unprecedented scale. Sana Learn is an AI-powered learning hub that combines the simplicity of a modern learning platform with intelligent features like an AI tutor, automated content generation, and interactive apps, making knowledge not just accessible but actionable.
We’re a talent-dense, product-obsessed team of engineers and designers from companies like Google, Spotify, Apple, and Databricks, united by deep technical excellence and rapid iteration. Our tools already help over a million people learn and work better across hundreds of leading enterprises - and we’re just getting started.
You’ll build the core agent infrastructure that powers Sana’s mission to bring superintelligence to work. This is a greenfield opportunity to define how AI agents plan, reason, and execute across enterprise environments—building systems that reliably handle real-world complexity at scale. You’ll work at the intersection of agent architecture, context-, tool- and prompt engineering, and production infrastructure.