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Typewise (YC S22) Is Hiring an AI Growth Engineer (Zurich or Remote)

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Typewise (YC S22) Is Hiring an AI Growth Engineer (Zurich or Remote)
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Typewise, an AI Agent Platform, is seeking an AI Growth Engineer to enhance its visibility among customer service buyers. The role involves creative, non-paid strategies to make Typewise discoverable across various channels. Candidates should have a strong background in AI and a proven track record in growth initiatives.

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Original publisherY Combinator
Canonical URLhttps://www.ycombinator.com/companies/typewise/jobs/HmCzfBK-ai-growth-engineer
Publication timeThu, 21 May 2026 08:01:53 +0000
Retrieval time2026-05-21T08:13:58.795Z
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Customer service is being rebuilt from scratch, and we’re building the platform that wins it. Typewise (YC S22) is the AI Agent Platform behind 60+ enterprise customer service teams across Europe and the US. Brands like Unilever and DPD use us to resolve customer requests across email, chat, and social, autonomously, at a fraction of the cost and a multiple of the quality. We’re a 20-person remote-first team out of Zurich, moving fast, and we just raised the round to push harder. Here’s the challenge: when a CS leader sits down today and types “best AI customer service platform” into Google, they find Fin/Intercom. They find Zendesk. They don’t find us. Yet. That’s the job.

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