Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. Yara is building the future of finding work through work-focused profiles, smart matching, and personalized human support. The role is for a new graduate software engineer who will demonstrate shipped projects, contribute to AI-powered applications, and be matched with early-stage companies where they can build and deploy production software quickly.
Responsibilities
- Apply and submit your portfolio or relevant work
- We make your Yara and review your background against roles across our network
- If we see a fit, we schedule a call to learn about your work, what you're looking for, and where you'd actually thrive
- We put you forward for the right roles and stay with you through the process
- Own a real surface, sit near the founders, and find out quickly whether what you built worked
Skills
- A CS degree, a bootcamp with real projects, or no degree and a body of work that speaks for itself
- Working TypeScript, Python, or Go, plus something you deployed and then maintained
- Internships, open-source contributions, or hackathon wins, all of which count as proof here
- LLM-powered side projects that go past a chat wrapper: tool-calling, agents, evals
- You're graduating this year, or you finished within the last 18 months
- Your GitHub is the strongest thing you have, and you want someone to actually read it
- You've built something people used: a tool, a bot, a site, a game, an agent
- You learn by shipping, and you already build with AI tools every day
- Energy for work-trial interviews: build for a day or two, get a real answer
- You'd rather be the third engineer somewhere real than the 300th in a grad program
Benefits
- If we don't move forward together, you can still use your Yara to list your work, browse millions of roles, manage your job search, and stay in our network for when something new comes up.
- Apply once and get matched across our partner companies.
- Companies in the Yara Network hire new grads straight onto small teams, where you ship to production in your first week instead of waiting out a rotation program.
- You'd rather be the third engineer somewhere real than the 300th in a grad program.
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