Winner: Built In’s 2024 Best Places to Work
Lily AI is honored to have been named one of Built In’s Best Places to Work in 2024! Specifically, Lily AI was honored as one of the 50 Best Startups to Work For in San Francisco. Over the past year, our team has had some incredible moments—from our New York Times feature to our latest generative AI product release. This award reflects upon all of this forward momentum, while highlighting Lily’s top-notch teammates and benefits.
The annual Best Places to Work program honors companies with the best total rewards packages across the U.S. Built In determines the winners based on an algorithm, which uses company data regarding compensation and benefits. To reflect the benefits candidates are searching for, the program also weighs criteria like remote and flexible work opportunities, programs for DEI, and other people-first cultural offerings. Lily AI exceeds in all of these areas.
This win comes at a time when our team is scaling up to meet demand. We’re hiring for several positions across engineering, machine learning, product, sales, and business development. Explore open opportunities on our Careers page and apply today to join our team!
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