
Software Engineer, Console
Keycard Labs7 months ago
Remote, United States or Remote, CanadaMid Level
Responsibilities
- Build the web console where humans configure policy, investigate events, and understand agent activity.
- Develop CLI commands, APIs, and machine-readable configuration for agent onboarding.
- Build across the full stack on the primary customer-facing team.
- Create interaction patterns for both human users and programmatic or agent users.
- Help define the product and frontend standards in an early-stage environment.
Requirements
- Full-stack development experience with React/Next.js, a CLI language such as Go, and API layers.
- Daily use of AI tools and an understanding of agent-facing interfaces and non-human users.
- Experience building CLIs, SDKs, or developer-facing tools to a high quality bar.
- Strong design sense and attention to usability, speed, and clarity.
- Comfort working in an early-stage environment and helping define the product.
- Experience with design systems, component libraries, or frontend standards is beneficial.
- Background in developer tools and API design is beneficial.
- UX/UI design experience, Figma skills, a design background, or a portfolio of polished work is beneficial.
- Experience building interfaces for both human and programmatic consumers is beneficial.
Benefits
- Health, dental, vision, and paramedical coverage for the employee and family.
- Four weeks of vacation, 11 statutory holidays, and one volunteer day annually.
- New MacBook Pro and a $500 peripherals stipend.
- Remote-first, asynchronous work with hiring focused in North and South America.
- Generous equity package with a four-year vesting schedule and one-year cliff.
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About Keycard Labs
Keycard is on a mission to redefine machine identity for the Internet—helping developers seamlessly connect people, agents, and services across networks, clouds, and applications. As AI-driven workflows grow more complex, Keycard’s dynamic, identity-based credentials ensure every agent and service operates with precise, contextual permissions. We’re building a global identity network backed by open protocols—empowering distributed systems to adapt, scale, and maintain cryptographically verifiable trust. By rethinking secret management from first principles, we aim to delight developers, meet the performance needs of platform engineers, and set a new standard for cloud-era security in an inclusive, collaborative environment.