Senior / Staff Software Engineer
Rivio.aiRivio.ai | Senior / Staff Software Engineer | SF, hybrid/remote | $200-$250k + equity | Apply: https://www.rivio.ai/careers/senior-software-engineer-ai
Rivio embeds procurement intelligence directly into sourcing and negotiation
workflows — helping teams capture savings and build institutional knowledge
without adding headcount.
Backed by Google, MIT, S32. Customers
include Checkr, Cribl, Brex, Harvey, Oura.
What Makes This Role Different:
- Building across AI agents, knowledge graphs, and integrations as a full-stack generalist, wherever the hardest problem lives
- Real product with real customers, not internal tooling
- Everyone at the company is an AI power user, and we’re pushing the boundaries of native AI engineering
- High ownership, no bureaucracy, outsized equity at an early stage
- We think the best engineers today have the judgment needed to direct their army of agents, and do the work themselves when needed.
Reach out directly with any questions: llarrere@rivio.ai
– Leo, CTO & Cofounder | Rivio.ai
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