- Owns
- An area of the product, end to end
- Works
- Remote-first, mostly in writing
- Acts alone
- Asks first
- Changes that touch customer data
- Never
- Ships what it can’t explain
- Discloses
- Mistakes, early
Build employees people can trust.
Amino is made by a small, remote-first team at Theriety. We’re building AI employees that own a role, act within a charter and keep a receipt for everything they do. Most of the hard work is making that autonomy visible, safe and provable.
Three problems worth years of work.
- 01Desk + harness
Legible autonomy
An employee working on a screen has to be watchable live, stoppable at any moment and replayable afterwards, without slowing it down. - 02Charters
Charters from plain language
Turning a handbook and a few procedures into rules a manager can read and an employee will hold to, including where it must stop and ask. - 03Provenance
Receipts that hold up
Tying every finished task to what triggered it, the rules it followed and the system that confirms it, so done means done.
Small team. Wide scope.
A few habits decide how we build and who we hire. They’re the same ideas we put into the product.
- 01
Own outcomes
Few people, wide areas. You own a part of the product from idea to production, not a slice of a ticket. - 02
Write it down
Decisions, designs and handovers live in writing, so context outlasts any one conversation. - 03
Show the work
We demo early and often. If we can’t show how something works, it isn’t done. - 04
Earn scope
New teammates start paired up and take on more as they go, the way our employees graduate from supervised. - 05
People decide
We build software for routine work. Decisions about people, including who we hire, are made by people.
The kinds of people we look for.
Read these as a portrait of the team, not a job board. When a seat opens, it will say so here.
Desk and harness
Product Engineer
Build the isolated desks employees work on, and the live view, take-over and replay around them.- Ships production TypeScript end to end
- Comfortable with sandboxes, streaming and the browser
- Cares that a system is legible, not magic
Charters and evaluation
Applied AI Engineer
Make employees follow a charter reliably, and measure it when they don’t.- Has shipped model-backed features to real users
- Designs the evaluation before the prompt
- Treats a wrong action as a bug to fix
Hiring and supervision
Design Engineer
Shape how it feels to hire, onboard and manage an AI employee, from the first document upload to graduation.- Moves between design, copy and code
- Turns a fuzzy idea into something you can click
- Sweats the moment of handing over control
A small team, with room for one more.
Amino was started in London by Alvis Tang. The team is small and remote-first, and each person owns a part of the product end to end.
- Noor HaddadFounding EngineerThe desk, live view and replay
- Jonah ParkApplied AI EngineerHow charters are held to, and measured
- Inès LaurentDesign EngineerThe moment you hand over control
No open seat right now. Say hello anyway.
If this work sounds like yours, send a short note about what you’ve built. It goes to a real inbox, not an applicant tracker, and a person reads every one.