Founding SDR

San Francisco, CA
Full-time
Visa Sponsorship

About the role

Overview

Self-driving companies record every mile a car drives. Nobody records how it gets fixed. Repair expertise lives in technicians' heads: undocumented, unstructured, and disappearing as their shortage grows.

Bayworks captures voice and video data as technicians repair cars and verifies the work. Every repair becomes ground truth for how cars get fixed: symptom, diagnosis, fix, outcome. This compounds into a system that runs the dealership's operations and standardizes every repair, making it faster and compliant with manufacturer specifications.

Why now

In 110 days, we've gone from 0 to 80+ dealerships covering 4,000 cars a day, including a top-50 US dealer group ($3B+ annual revenue) and have hit $XMn ARR. We know what's working.

Now we need to get to 1000 rooftops / $10M ARR. To get there we need a founding engineer to build the product with us: from the wearables technicians use in the bay to the agents that run the dealership. The data is there; you build what runs on it.

World-class team

We're engineers from BITS Pilani.

  • Kaustubh (Founder & CEO) built voice AI at Sarvam (India's frontier AI lab) deployed across government and public enterprises, and before that worked in automotive retail lending with carmakers.
  • Shubham (Founder & CTO) built the underwriting engine at Navi, a $2B fintech, powering $10M+ in loans every day, and the mobile app at Scapia, which scaled to millions of users.

Investors

Backed by Y Combinator (F26)

What you'll work on

  • Build Bayworks end to end: the wearables technicians use in the service bay, the voice and video AI behind it, and the backend that ties it together. This is a hands-on role; what you build ships to production
  • Build the AI agents that run the dealership's operations from every repair we capture
  • Own the integrations with dealership management systems, so every rooftop we add goes live fast
  • Make capture on wearables hands-free and reliable in a loud, busy service bay
  • Set the engineering bar and help hire the team that follows

You can be a great fit if

  • You've shipped products end to end in production, across devices, backend and AI
  • You're comfortable with messy real-world problems: noisy shop-floor audio, legacy dealership systems, users who have no time for software
  • You've built with LLMs, speech models or agents, and know how to make them reliable in production
  • You move fast and don't overthink
  • You care whether the product works in the service bay, not just in a demo
  • You want to be at a company that's early enough that your work actually matters

Compensation

  • This role includes:
  • 160K - 210K base salary
  • Meaningful equity
  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance
  • Free DoorDash vouchers for everyday meals

About the interview

  1. 30 mins with the founders
  2. Assignment: build a small working feature end to end on a real repair problem
  3. Offer

About Bayworks

Self-driving companies record every mile a car drives. Nobody records how it gets fixed.

Bayworks captures voice and video data as technicians repair cars, verifies the work, and turns this ground truth into a system that runs the dealership's operations and standardizes every repair.

In 110 days, we've gone from 0 to 80+ dealerships covering 4,000 repairs a day, including a top-50 US dealer group ($3B+ annual revenue).

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Job details

Salary

$160,000 - $170,000

Location

San Francisco, CA

Experience

1+ years

Company

NameBayworks
IndustryB2B
Team Size2

Founders

KB

Kaustubh Bansal

What happens next.

No applications, no recruiter spam. Just the intro.

01

Confirm the fit

A few questions to make sure this role is the right shape for you. Two minutes.

02

I pitch you to the company

I write the intro, send it to the founder, and handle the back-and-forth.

03

A meeting lands on your calendar

If they’re a yes, I book the chat. You show up — that’s the whole job-hunt.