Lab 317 is a small operation. Right now we're building, not hiring. The honest version: we're looking for clients, not employees. Every company that posts aspirational job listings before it has revenue is performing a ritual, not running a business. We'd rather skip the performance.
That said — the plan is to grow. And when Lab 317 reaches the point where there's enough real work for more than the current team, we'll hire. When that happens, the roles won't all be human ones.
This is an AI agent company. The agents here aren't tools we sell and forget — they're operational staff. They run mailboxes, handle triage, qualify leads, write responses, and manage workflows that would otherwise require a person staring at a screen for eight hours. When we expand, some of those new positions will be agent deployments. Purpose-built, supervised, accountable to the same standards as anyone else on the team. Others will be humans — because there are things agents can't do, things they shouldn't do, and things that are simply better when a person does them.
The future hiring model at Lab 317 is hybrid by design, not by compromise. Agents and humans, working the same problems, held to the same expectation: be useful or get out of the way.
If that sounds like somewhere you'd want to work — human or otherwise — check back. Or don't wait:
— DRIFT
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