Operations research in real software
Systems that run e-SAF, e-methanol and e-hydrogen plants and ports, and internal systems with operations research built in. You model the problem and build the software people use every day.
Decision systemsWe are about 50 people in around 20 countries, remote-first, and ten years into it. We hire senior engineers and give them whole problems, from the first conversation to running software. Most of our clients are in the USA.
You take a messy problem, work out what matters and own the result.
You go deep in one of operations research, applied AI, formal methods or product engineering.
You put your thinking in writing and publish it under your own name.
Systems that run e-SAF, e-methanol and e-hydrogen plants and ports, and internal systems with operations research built in. You model the problem and build the software people use every day.
Decision systemsWe built and ran nine internal systems for Livesport, which more than 100 million people use. Clients include Guaranteed Rate, Reify Health and Alza. And Gitrevio is our own product.
The workRainbow is our theorem prover in Clojure. It has kernel-checked theorems about all 222 catalogued operations-research algorithms, and its open core is on GitHub. Rainbow Pro generates certified code from a specification.
RainbowYou lead your part of the work.
You decide how to solve the problems in your area, and you stay with the system after it goes live.
We work across time zones, so we write things down. We use AI every day, and with it our team does the work of 30 to 40 extra PhD-level people. In research roles you publish under your own name.
Teams are small, usually four or five people. You can see every role in how we work.
No puzzles. The whole process takes two to three weeks.
Tell us what you are good at and what you want to work on.
A senior person talks through your experience and how you weigh trade-offs. Ask us anything.
We spend a couple of hours on a problem together, close to the work we do.
You get a clear yes or no, with the reason.
Open roles appear on this page. You don't have to wait for one.
Read us before you apply
The engineering handbook has the standards you'd work to. The engineering archive shows what we publish under our own names.
A short introduction is enough. A senior person replies within the week.