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Artificial Intelligence Underwriting Company (AIUC) in San Francisco is seeking an engineer to own customer engagements end to end. You will read API docs, chase credentials, and build integrations into customers' systems to evaluate agent safety and reliability.
You will work directly with founders and customers, owning the relationship, scoping work, and delivering results that meet AIUC-1 standards. This is a high-agency role with broad cross-team collaboration.
Artificial Intelligence Underwriting Company (AIUC)
San Francisco, CA Not Applicable Engineering and Information Technology Technology, Information and Internet
Building the trust infrastructure for AI agents. On a mission to underwrite superintelligence.
About AIUC
Our mission is to underwrite superintelligence. We red-team, certify, and insure agents - working with AI category leaders like ElevenLabs, Lovable, Harvey, UiPath, and Fin.
About AIUC
Our mission is to underwrite superintelligence. We red-team, certify, and insure agents - working with AI category leaders like ElevenLabs, Lovable, Harvey, UiPath, and Fin.
Soon, agents will take on critical work in hospitals, banks and governments. This could create abundance - or go terribly wrong. History teaches us that standards and insurance are capitalism’s best tools for making risk legible and shaping incentives.
We’ve built the gold standard for agent security & reliability, AIUC-1, with 100+ CISOs from the Fortune 1000. Our team comes from Anthropic, McKinsey, METR, Palantir, Amazon - 50% are previous founders. We've raised $55m from Ribbit, First Harmonic, and Nat Friedman. Read more here, here, and here.
The Role
Every AI company that comes to us wants the same thing: proof their agent is safe enough to sell to an enterprise. Getting there means running thousands of evaluations against their live system.
We've now certified the category leaders in every major AI vertical: ElevenLabs (voice), Intercom (customer service), UiPath (workflow automation), Lovable (coding), and more we'll announce soon. No two of those systems look alike: each has its own authentication, its own interface, its own definition of what a failure even looks like. Before we can test any of it, someone has to sit with that customer, understand how their agent actually works, and get it wired into our evaluation system.
We're hiring an engineer to own that work end to end. You'll have your own set of customers within your first weeks, paired with a commercial counterpart on each one.
In This Role, You Will