Current openings at GoodAI

Our mission is to develop general artificial intelligence - as fast as possible - to help humanity and understand the universe. We hire talented individuals to push towards that goal together.

If you like challenging work, seek autonomy, enjoy having an impact and want to work in a friendly environment in an international team with inspiring colleagues, then come and join our team in Prague or work for us remotely.

Why Prague?

Prague is known as one of the most beautiful cities in Europe and is the capital of one of the safest countries in the world, the Czech Republic.

With the nickname “the City of a Hundred Spires,” Prague is known for its stunning architecture and mystical Old Town. The city is also known for its comfortable transport, green spaces, and affordable living. Being in the heart of Central Europe also allows for easy travel across the whole of Europe.

Team Culture

• Results-oriented: we measure ourselves only by our results
• No limits: we can achieve anything; we are pushing our limits in technology and art
• Integrity: we have the courage to do the right thing, regardless of the consequences and the inconvenience
• Extreme ownership: It does not matter if you are a leader or an individual contributor. Every team member accepts accountability and equal responsibility for our collaborative effort.
• Excellence in execution: Our teams aim for excellence in everything we do – What you tolerate is what you will end up with
• Simplicity in design: less is better; avoid feature creep; simplicity is the ultimate sophistication
• Teamwork: we treat our colleagues with respect, supporting each other throughout to ensure we maximize the value for everyone while creating an atmosphere of trust

Remote collaboration possible

Our team is global.

Finding the best candidates to join GoodAI means exploring every possible solution, including remote work. While we strive to provide team members with the best possible work-life balance here in Prague at our incredible Oranzerie offices, we understand that it is not always possible to transition.