Careers

Build systems that run the work.

CEDX AI hires people who care about operational reality — queues, controls, and software that ships — not slide-deck AI.

Every role below is open right now. Pay ranges are published on each posting.

Open roles

17 roles, 3 teams

Roles open and close with delivery needs. We do not keep a fake “always hiring” board — if it is listed, it is open.

How hiring works here

Four steps, no black hole

01

Apply on the role page

Every posting has its own form. Name and email are the only required fields. A résumé helps but is optional — you can send it later by email.

02

You hear back in 5 business days

That is the commitment our intake makes when your application lands, and it applies whether the answer is yes or no. Apply twice for the same role inside a week and we keep the first one — no penalty, no duplicate pile.

03

The screen is stated on the role

Steps differ by seat, so each posting spells out its own. The in-office Sales Associate track runs a paid three-day trial on real calls with a keep decision on day three. The Direct Commission track is a 30-minute screen, then you start.

04

Pay is on the page before you talk to us

Currency, range, and period are printed on every posting, taken from the same record our own team runs on. You never have to ask what the seat pays.

What we look for

Evidence over pedigree

  • Evidence of shipped systems, not only demos
  • Comfort with messy real-world workflows
  • Clear writing and ownership
  • Respect for security and human-in-the-loop design

We hire for trajectory and judgment, not pedigree. If you have done the work, we want to talk — degree or not.

Nothing above fits?

Introduce yourself anyway

If you are strong in systems engineering, product, or operator-facing delivery and there is no posting for it, send a short note: what you built, what broke, and what you own next. Email [email protected] with the subject line Careers — CEDX. If you are exploring a partnership that includes team build-out, book a working session instead.