Care about the craft.
Think through the experience, the implementation, and what happens when software meets real use.
CAREERS AT KNAYK LABS
Build useful things. Keep learning.
Interested in product engineering, AI, or connected systems? Tell us about the work you enjoy, the problems you have solved, and what you would like to do next.
The work behind the opportunity.
A product perspective, practical engineering, and attention to the whole system.
Understand the outcome.
Connect technical decisions with users, workflows, and the people who depend on the system.
Stay curious.
Ask good questions, test assumptions, and share what you learn along the way.
Where could your strengths fit?
Explore areas of interest for an open application. These are not a list of confirmed vacancies.
Product & software engineering
Applications, interfaces, architecture, and software that people use.
A USEFUL EXAMPLE TO SHARE
A product or application you helped build, and a decision you owned.
Introduce yourselfAI & automation
Practical intelligence connected to data, tools, and business workflows.
A USEFUL EXAMPLE TO SHARE
An AI or automation problem you explored, how you evaluated it, and what you learned.
Introduce yourselfPlatforms & cloud
APIs, integration, delivery automation, and operational foundations.
A USEFUL EXAMPLE TO SHARE
A system you connected or operated, including reliability and ownership considerations.
Introduce yourselfProduct & technical leadership
Product direction, engineering judgment, and delivery coordination.
A USEFUL EXAMPLE TO SHARE
How you helped a team clarify priorities, manage tradeoffs, and deliver an outcome.
Introduce yourselfGood work needs clear principles.
Practical expectations that help guide decisions and collaboration.
Own the decision.
Explain your reasoning and follow through on the outcome.
In practice
Make tradeoffs visible, surface risks early, and know when to ask for help.
Make it understandable.
Clear code, useful documentation, and direct communication.
In practice
Leave the next person enough context to maintain the system and understand why it works that way.
Think beyond release.
Consider testing, reliability, access, and ongoing operation.
In practice
Treat handover and operational responsibilities as part of implementation.
OPEN APPLICATIONS
Start with a conversation.
We do not currently list specific vacancies here. You can share your background for consideration when a suitable opportunity arises.
Send an open application jobs@knayk.comIntroduce yourself
Share your background, area of interest, and links to relevant work. Keep the initial email focused.
Review for a potential fit
Your experience can be considered against available needs. An application does not guarantee a reply or interview.
Discuss the next step
If there is a potential fit, we can clarify the role, working arrangements, and any evaluation process.
Before you apply.
Are these roles currently open?
The areas above describe relevant capabilities, rather than advertised vacancies. Email an open application and mention the area that interests you.
What should I send?
A short introduction, relevant experience, what you would like to work on, and portfolio or profile links if available. Do not include identity documents, passwords, or confidential work from another organisation.
Are opportunities remote or office based?
Location, working hours, employment or contracting arrangements, and collaboration expectations depend on the specific opportunity and should be discussed before proceeding.
What does the interview process involve?
Any discussions or practical evaluation depend on the opportunity. Scope, expectations, and next steps should be explained before an evaluation is arranged.
How can I ask about my application information?
Email jobs@knayk.com with your question or request. The website privacy policy explains the general handling of correspondence.