
Founding Member of Technical Staff, Engineering
What you need
- Track record of exceptional engineering
- Strong programming and system design skills
- Experience in a startup or fast-paced environment
What you'll do
- Build product across the stack from database to interface
- Build research agents from expert sourcing to report writing
Help us recreate any market
Every investment, launch and expansion is a bet on how people will behave, and the world spends over $150 billion a year researching those bets. All of that research will be done by agents, and whoever builds the system that runs it will be one of the defining companies of the AI era. We intend to be that company.
Our agents run the whole research process, from deciding who to ask to analysing the answers. Each conversation feeds simulations of entire markets, so decisions can be tested before they’re made.
To get there, we’re building a small team of exceptional people. We stay lean by design, so every person shapes what LATO becomes: a generational company, and the best work of your career.
What you’ll do
- build the product across the stack, from the database to the interface funds use every day
- build the agents behind our research, from sourcing experts and running voice interviews to writing reports
You might be a good fit if you have
- a track record of exceptional engineering
- strong programming and system design skills
- experience in a startup or similarly fast-paced environment
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About LATO
The best investments come from conviction, and conviction comes from understanding a market deeply: its customers, its competitors, and where it's heading. Today that understanding is slow and expensive to build. Reaching the right people takes weeks, a commercial study costs $300k+, and each one starts from scratch. LATO does this research end-to-end, combining public data and the fund's own knowledge with first-hand interviews of a market's customers, experts, and operators. This research grounds a simulation of the market to predict how market participants behave.
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