San Francisco, CA
At Straia, we're building the AI-native intelligence layer for colleges and universities.
Today, colleges run on dozens of disconnected systems, forcing staff to spend hundreds of hours manually reconciling data, compiling reports, and tracking down insights. Straia changes that. We unify institutional data and layer on AI agents that answer questions, generate insights/visualizations, and automate repetitive workflows, transforming how colleges operate.
Over time, Straia will evolve into the core intelligence layer for institutional operations, where every function, from student advising to admissions to budgeting and resource planning, is supported by collaborative AI agents that understand each institution's unique data landscape.
We recently raised our pre-seed from a16z Speedrun, Reach Capital, and JFF Ventures, and are now hiring a Full Stack Engineer to help build the product that institutions use to interact with their data every day.
As a Full Stack Engineer, you'll work across our entire stack — from the React frontend to the Node/TypeScript backend — to build the product surface where institutions interact with their data and AI agents.
This is a 0 → 1 opportunity to ship features end-to-end on a product that moves institutional data at scale, runs privately hosted frontier models, and delivers low-latency insights to non-technical users making real decisions about student outcomes.
You'll own meaningful chunks of the product from day one — designing, building, and shipping the interfaces and APIs that turn messy institutional data into clear, actionable answers. We move fast, keep the loop between idea and production short, and trust engineers to take real ownership of what they build.
We're looking for someone with high agency who's happiest shipping. The kind of engineer who picks up an ambiguous problem, drives it from blank page to production, and sweats the details that make a product feel great to use. If you thrive when expectations are high and the pace is fast, you'll feel right at home 🙂