About the Role
Join our team and help push the boundaries of logical reasoning. Build and refine systems, tooling, and infrastructure for AI-driven formal verification at scale. Collaborate with a world-class team of researchers and ICPC winners to create groundbreaking technology, making mathematically proven software correctness practical for real-world codebases.
Responsibilities
- Build and extend formal verification libraries and core tooling in Python and Lean 4
- Develop and improve AI Provers for theorem proving and formal reasoning workflows
- Design infrastructure for real-time formal verification services and production system integration
- Collaborate with researchers and engineers to transform cutting-edge ideas into practical, scalable systems
Requirements
- 5+ years of experience building software in big tech companies or high-performance startup environments
- Strong experience working with large, complex codebases and evolving them with good engineering judgment
- Product-minded approach to software development, balancing technical quality, delivery speed, and business priorities
- Ability to use engineering expertise with AI tools thoughtfully and effectively
- Readiness to thrive in a startup environment, switch contexts quickly, and take ownership across a wide range of problems
- Strong ability to learn new domains and technologies quickly, including Lean and formal verification
- Strong communication and collaboration skills, working closely with exceptional teammates across research and engineering
Skills
- Programming skills
- Formal verification
- Lean
- Theorem proving environments
- Python skills
Experience Level
- 5+ years of experience
About the Company
- Logical Intelligence revolutionizes software development with AI-powered formal verification.
- Developed groundbreaking agents providing mathematical guarantees of code correctness, identifying bugs and security vulnerabilities.
- Won the PutnamBench formal verification benchmark.
- Backed by a world-class team including 6 ICPC medalists, 10 PhDs, a Fields Medalist, and an ACM Turing Award winner.
- Building the future where all code is provably correct.
