We're on a mission to help people use numbers to make better decisions together. There's lots to do as we build Causal to become the de-facto tool for working with numbers — we'd love your help.
Our outward facing work should be beautiful. We take pride in our product design, marketing material, written content, and customer interactions.
Bias to Action + Learning
We approach new challenges with a growth mindset, and trust in our ability to "figure it out". We launch initial versions of projects quickly, and iterate from there.
Autonomy + Ownership
We give our team responsibility over their work. We value collaboration, but believe all projects should have defined owners who are accountable for their success.
Transparency
We make decisions in the open to provide full business context across the organisation. We welcome candid feedback from one another and use it to make us better.
Kindness + Humility
We treat people with compassion and care about each others’ feelings. We act in Causal’s best interests and leave our ego at the door.
We're a small team, and well-funded by some great VCs and angel investors (Naval Ravikant, Scott Belsky, and many more) across the US and Europe.
Taimur Abdaal
co-founder, ceo
Lukas Köbis
co-founder, cTo
CAREERS
Open roles at Causal
We’re actively hiring across all teams in the company. If any of the roles below look interesting, then we'd love to hear from you!
Engineering
UI Engineer
We're looking for frontend/full-stack engineers to accelerate our product development.
We have to solve various difficult engineering/UX problems: - Our spreadsheet-esque frontend interface: This interface comes with a slew of UI/UX challenges to support complex functionality without being complicated, and needs to be incredibly performant. Causal needs a low floor and a high ceiling — it should be simple enough for anyone to get started with, but powerful enough for really complex use-cases.
- Our dashboarding and data visualisation capabilities: We have to allow users to create beautiful charts and tables to communicate with numbers. I would love to chat if you are up for the challenge!
We are looking for an eager and dynamic problem solver to help us continue to provide a best in class support experience for Causal customers! As an early member of our Customer Support team, the Customer Engineer will troubleshoot modeling issues, respond to customer inquiries, conduct investigations, and so much more. You will be the first line of defense to ensure customers problems are not just resolved, but turned into positive sentiments leading to potential growth. This is a high-touch role that is great for individuals who are excited to get exposure to all areas of Causal. You’ll not only become a technical expert on a best-in-class product, but you will also serve as a key part of the communication line between customers and our team. If this sounds exciting to you then I’d love to chat!
-Adam, VP of GTM
We're looking for senior product engineers to help us build the most flexible and easy to use number crunching tool. We have to solve various difficult engineering/UX problems: Our spreadsheet-esque frontend interface: This interface comes with a slew of UI/UX challenges to support complex functionality without being complicated, and needs to be incredibly performant. Causal needs a low floor and a high ceiling — it should be simple enough for anyone to get started with, but powerful enough for really complex use-cases. Our dashboarding and data visualisation capabilities: We have to allow users to create beautiful charts and tables to communicate with numbers. I would love to chat if you are up for the challenge! Lukas (CTO)
We're looking for frontend/backend/full-stack engineers to accelerate our product development. We have to solve various difficult engineering/UX problems: Scale our computation engine: Our calculation engine performs the calculations behind Causal models — the challenge is to show the user instant results when possible and run complex operations (Monte-Carlo simulation, API calls). Our spreadsheet-esque frontend interface: This interface comes with a slew of UI/UX challenges to support complex functionality without being complicated, and needs to be incredibly performant. Causal needs a low floor and a high ceiling — it should be simple enough for anyone to get started with, but powerful enough for really complex use-cases. Our dashboarding and data visualisation capabilities: We have to allow users to create beautiful charts and tables to communicate with numbers. I would love to chat if you are up for the challenge! Lukas (CTO)
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