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ABOUT SPHERE Every breakthrough in trade infrastructure has followed the same pattern: reduce a ... San Francisco, five days in office. * The problem keeps compounding. Expanding into input tax ...

ABOUT SPHERE Every breakthrough in trade infrastructure has followed the same pattern: reduce a ... San Francisco, five days in office. * The problem keeps compounding. Expanding into input tax ...

ABOUT SPHERE Every breakthrough in trade infrastructure has followed the same pattern: reduce a ... San Francisco, five days in office. * The problem keeps compounding. Expanding into input tax ...

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Founding Growth Lead

San Francisco, CA · On-site

$220K - $260K/yr

ABOUT SPHERE Every breakthrough in trade infrastructure has followed the same pattern: reduce a ... San Francisco, five days in office. * The problem keeps compounding. Expanding into input tax ...

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How much do sphere office jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 10, 2026, the average yearly pay for sphere office in the United States is $105,647.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $79,500.00 and $125,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Sphere Office vs Administrative Assistant?

AspectSphere OfficeAdministrative Assistant
Primary RoleSoftware platform for office management and collaborationPerforming administrative tasks and supporting office operations
Required SkillsSoftware proficiency, organizational skillsCommunication, organization, basic computer skills
Work EnvironmentOffice or remote, using software toolsOffice setting, handling administrative duties
Industry UsageBusiness, tech, coworking spacesAll industries requiring office support

Sphere Office is a software platform designed to streamline office management and collaboration, whereas an Administrative Assistant performs administrative tasks to support daily operations. While Sphere Office focuses on digital tools, Administrative Assistants work in physical or virtual office environments. Both roles are essential in business settings, but they serve different functions—one is a software solution, the other a job role.

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Infographic showing various Sphere Office job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 84% Full Time, 11% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 3% Contract. Highlights an 89% Physical, 4% Hybrid, and 7% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $105,647 per year, or $50.8 per hour.

AI Agent Infrastructure Lead

Sphere

San Francisco, CA • On-site

$230K - $260K/yr

Full-time

Re-posted 14 days ago


Job description

ABOUT SPHERE
Every breakthrough in trade infrastructure has followed the same pattern: reduce a transaction cost, expand the market. Containerization for goods. SWIFT for money. Stripe for payments. Compliance is one of the last and largest - and the hardest, because trade rules aren't data to be looked up. They're a complex adaptive system with 190+ sovereign jurisdictions, in different languages, changing constantly, reacting to each other.
Sphere built the system that solves it. Our AI (TRAM) ingests global trade law, interprets it, resolves conflicts across jurisdictions, and produces compliance determinations more reliable than human experts. We handle the entire lifecycle - calculation, registration, filing, remittance - at millisecond latency with zero downtime.
  • Backed by a16z and YC. $21M Series A, 30%+ month-over-month growth, customers include ElevenLabs, Replit, Deel, Runway, and Lovable.
  • Small team, global surface area. Everyone owns a domain that would be a full team at a larger company. San Francisco, five days in office.
  • The problem keeps compounding. Expanding into input tax, withholding, e-invoicing, tariffs - each multiplies the complexity. Tens of millions of transactions today, billions ahead.

THE ROLE
Sphere is looking for an engineer to lead our internal AI agent enablement efforts. You'll build the systems that let AI agents safely and effectively increase velocity across. Sphere, starting with engineering and expanding into ops, customer success, tax research, and implementation workflows.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
Within days
  • Ship AI agent features that help Sphere's engineering team use agents more effectively and responsibly.
  • Iterate on versions of Sphere's agent sandbox environments.
  • Create workflows where agents can inspect the codebase, run local infrastructure, make changes, run tests, and prepare work for human review.
  • Work directly with engineers to identify high-leverage internal workflows where agents can create immediate velocity.

Within months
  • Lead Sphere's internal efforts to enable AI agents to act more autonomously across engineering, ops, customer success, tax research, and implementation.
  • Build "Goose" for Sphere: the internal AI agent layer that helps agents understand and operate across Sphere's systems.
  • Own the infrastructure, tooling, and workflows that let agents safely take on more complex internal work over time.
  • Establish the patterns for how Sphere uses agents internally, including context, permissions, review, observability, and escalation.

REQUIREMENTS
  • Experience building production-quality software.
  • Experience in AI agents, coding agents, internal developer tooling, or AI agent enablement.
  • Comfort working across backend systems, infrastructure, local development environments, CI, and internal tools.
  • Strong judgment around autonomy, safety, permissions, and human review.
  • High agency. You can take a vague internal problem and turn it into a working system people actually use.
  • Strong attention to detail. Agents are only useful here if they improve speed without reducing correctness.

WHO YOU ARE
You'll thrive here if:
  • You're a Dog. You've been underestimated, gone through struggle, and never stopped running. You have a chip on your shoulder and enormous drive. You look at Stripe, Deel, and Flexport all punting on compliance and think: good, that means the opportunity is ours. Hunger beats pedigree.
  • Early stage is in your bones. You've built things where there's no playbook and nobody handing you the answer. You define the problem instead of waiting for instructions.
  • You own it end to end. Give you a goal and you figure out your own path. Small team, global surface area - everyone owns a domain that would be a full team at a larger company. No one tells you how.
  • You believe speed and accuracy are both possible. We're building a complex product that requires robustness and 100% uptime, and we have to build at our customers' pace. Move fast. Don't break things. Both.

This won't be a fit if:
  • You need structure handed to you or ambiguity feels draining rather than motivating
  • You want to manage people more than own hard problems (we're a flat, experienced team - everyone builds)
  • You're used to "good enough" shipping (small errors have outsized impact here)