Software Engineer (New Grad)

Summary

Yara is building an AI-powered platform for finding work through professional profiles, smart matching, and human support. The Software Engineer (New Grad) role is intended for early-career developers who will join small teams, ship software to production quickly, own meaningful product areas, and build with technologies such as TypeScript, Python, Go, and AI tools.

Responsibilities

• Ship to production in your first week instead of waiting out a rotation program
• Own a real surface
• Find out quickly whether what you built worked

Skills

• Energy for work-trial interviews: build for a day or two, get a real answer
• 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'd rather be the third engineer somewhere real than the 300th in a grad program
• You learn by shipping, and you already build with AI tools every day
• 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

Qualifications

Must Haves

• Energy for work-trial interviews: build for a day or two, get a real answer

Nice to Haves

• 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'd rather be the third engineer somewhere real than the 300th in a grad program
• You learn by shipping, and you already build with AI tools every day
• 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