OUR CULTURE
People enjoy working at Kairos. The positivity and motivation are infectious, and we attribute that to a few things. First, we hire brilliant, kind, and committed people. Then, we give them the agency and support they need to help solve one of the world’s most challenging problems – finding and eliminating leaking methane in Oil & Gas infrastructure. We encourage people to invest in relationships with their coworkers and invite them to guide our culture.
OPEN POSITIONS
HARDWARE JOBS
Hardware Engineering Manager
SUNNYVALE, CA / HARDWARE / FULL TIME / ON-SITE
Flight Systems Software Engineering Manager
SUNNYVALE, CA / HARDWARE / FULL TIME / HYBRID
Lead Electrical Engineer
SUNNYVALE, CA / HARDWARE / FULL TIME / HYBRID
Senior Software Engineer- Front-End/Design
SUNNYVALE, CA / HARDWARE / FULL TIME
PEOPLE OPS JOBS
General Opportunity
REMOTE (USA) OR MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA / PEOPLE OPS
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING JOBS
Staff Software Engineer – Platforms and Development Environments
REMOTE (USA) OR SUNNYVALE, CA / SOFTWARE ENGINEERING / FULL TIME
BENEFITS
Insurance
We provide health, dental, and vision insurance, including subsidized coverage for dependents.
401(k)
Our 401K plan provides a 50% employer match on employee contributions up to 8%.
Flexible PTO
We do not track vacation time, nor do we have set hours to be in the office. Instead, we encourage taking real vacations, mental health days, leaving early to pick up the kids, working from home, time-shifting commutes, staying home when you’re sick, ducking out to the gym – we believe work time should be flexible.
Remote work
In this time of the Covid-19 pandemic, we have transitioned to 100% remote work aside from hardware, flight operations, operations engineers, or any role that specifically states it is in the office. For most positions, we plan to continue having remote opportunities in perpetuity.
Work-life balance
We think death-march hours are a bad way to run a company. We expect something approximating a 40-hour workweek, but mostly we just care that your work gets done. No, really. (Full disclosure: we occasionally put in some extra hours during crunch periods, but that is the exception, not the norm).