Embedded design engineer

The role

A $100M+ transformation program is thousands of people, tens of thousands of tasks and years of decisions, all moving at once. It's choreography at a scale few people ever see up close.

You'll embed with a customer team, find the knot, and design the way out: what Tato does, when it speaks up, and what people see. Then you'll build it, ship it, and make it part of Tato for everyone.

What you'll do

• –Embed with a program team and learn how it really works, down to the spreadsheet tab they never close
• –Design the fix end to end: the workflow, the skill, and the moment Tato steps in
• –Build it in days and put it in front of real users
• –Turn what works into the core product

Why it's worth it

• –You'll see how the biggest companies in the world run, from the inside. Give it a year and you'll know more about ERP, AI and enterprise transformation than anyone you know
• –The problems are wide open. There's no playbook yet for how AI should work inside a 5,000-person program, so you get to write it
• –Your ideas ship. What you sketch on Monday can be live with a customer by Friday
• –Whatever machine, models and tools help you do your best work

About you

• –1 to 4 years building software, at a startup, in a studio, as a founder, or on serious projects of your own
• –You've shipped real things with LLMs and agents
• –You care how something feels to use as much as whether it works
• –You like untangling messy systems and turning them into something simple
• –You're curious how giant companies run, and happy to sit in the room with them

Bonus points: You've worked in or around an SAP, Oracle or Dynamics program, or inside a manufacturer.

How to apply

Send 2 or 3 things you built and the problem behind each one. A link, a repo or a short video works.