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Aatvi AI
Aatvi AISoftware engineering
CAREERS

Interested in working with Aatvi?

We welcome expressions of interest in software engineering and design. This page does not list a confirmed vacancy or promise an offer.

WHY AATVI

The engineering work we focus on

We are interested in how you approach difficult software problems, explain tradeoffs and make your work reviewable.

Our focus is AI code rescue, software development and legacy modernization. Aatvi ERP is an internal project for exploring enterprise workflow concepts.

The work starts with clear scope, reviewable evidence and maintainable software. Our team is based in Bengaluru; the project and working arrangements are discussed individually.

From AI prototypes to legacy systems, software needs sound engineering.

CULTURE

What is it like to work at Aatvi AI?

Four principles guide how we work together — they shape our decisions, our processes, and the kind of people who thrive here.

Conviction over consensus

We build what we believe in, not what is safe. The best products come from teams that have a clear point of view and the courage to follow it.

Ship, measure, iterate

Working software beats perfect plans. We ship early, learn from real usage, and improve relentlessly. Speed is a feature.

Enterprise rigor, startup energy

The discipline of enterprise — security, reliability, compliance. The speed of a startup — small teams, fast decisions, no bureaucracy.

Global from day one

We design for multiple languages, currencies, and regulatory frameworks from the start — not as an afterthought.

EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

Where is Aatvi AI located?

Our team is based in Bengaluru, India. Project scope and working arrangements are discussed individually; this page does not advertise a confirmed vacancy.

Interested? Send us a note at careers@aatvi.ai or reach out through our contact page. Tell us what you want to build and why Aatvi excites you.

Tell us about your work

Share your engineering or design interests and examples you have permission to discuss. We welcome an introduction without promising a role.