Ambrook
Software Engineer, Labs
About this role
Ambrook Labs is building AI-powered financial tools for family-run businesses in agriculture, construction, and other underserved industries. You'll run rapid 1-2 week experiments with real customers, prototype and ship end-to-end, and help define what industry-specific business software looks like when built with domain depth from the start.
What you'll do
- Execute rapid experimentation cycles: prototype, ship to real customers, learn, and iterate within 1-2 weeks
- Collaborate directly with operators across agriculture, construction, trucking, and similar industries to validate problems
- Build evaluation frameworks that enable the team to move quickly while maintaining confidence in results
- Create internal demos and external write-ups to communicate learnings and insights
- Determine which experiments warrant scaling and help the team build conviction on where to invest resources
- Contribute to operational decisions about the team's direction and approach
What they're looking for
- Shipped AI/LLM-powered features to real users
- Full-stack development: frontend, APIs, prompt engineering, and evaluations
- 0-to-1 product building with comfort in ambiguity and scoping
- Self-directed problem identification and execution
- Technical writing and communication (internal and external)
- Portfolio of side projects, open source, or similar demonstration of idea generation
- Curiosity about underserved industries with demonstrated action
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Ambrook
Ambrook builds AI-powered financial software for family-run businesses in agriculture, construction, and other underserved industries, featuring intelligent document parsing, transaction automation, and modern financial infrastructure. The company is hiring full-stack engineers, design engineers, AI specialists, and recruiting talent to scale its product and team.
- Website
- ambrook.com
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through an AI/LLM feature you shipped to real users. What was the hardest part—was it the model, the eval, or something else?
- Describe a time you built something 0-to-1 with significant ambiguity. How did you decide what to build and how did you know when to pivot?