
The system of record for enterprise AI usage.
Oximy is building the control layer that makes AI safe and manageable for the world’s most critical workloads. We are a small, fast team working at the intersection of security, network infrastructure, operating systems, and modern AI systems.
AI adoption inside enterprises is already widespread. Visibility is not. Tools span browsers, native desktop apps, agents, and personal accounts. Most organizations are flying blind.
We build the layer that shows what is actually happening.
This is a founding engineering role with real ownership. You will build core product surfaces and also work closely to the system boundary (network, user kernels etc).
You’ll ship user-facing features, backend services, and native components across macOS and Windows. You’ll work on performance, data correctness, and the pipelines that turn raw signals into something enterprises can rely on. You’ll help shape the architecture that governs how AI usage is observed, interpreted, and acted on at scale.
This role cuts across product, infra, and systems. There is no strict line between “frontend” and “backend” here.
This role is for someone who wants extreme ownership, fast iteration, and the chance to build foundational infrastructure early. You’ll be making decisions that matter, working with people who have built and scaled serious systems before.
San Francisco preferred. Open to strong US-based candidates.
Competitive salary. Meaningful equity. Early-stage ownership.
Oximy is building the infrastructure layer that makes AI safe for the world’s most critical workloads. AI systems hallucinate, leak data, and take unpredictable actions, and until they are secure, they cannot scale inside enterprises. We create the airlock between AI models and the real world so companies can deploy AI with confidence.
We are assembling a world-class team of founders, security engineers, and builders who have operated in high-stakes environments. We believe security should accelerate adoption, not slow it down. If you want to define how intelligent systems are secured at scale, you will do meaningful work here.