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Hard product and engineering work, done with people who care.

SuperLabs is shaping a team for people who want ownership, craft, business context, and direct involvement in software, commerce, AI, hardware-aware engineering, and advisory work.

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Hard mode

SuperLabs is not a traditional development shop.

This is hard work on hard product, commerce, AI, hardware-aware, and operating-system problems. If that is not for you, that is okay. If you want ownership, useful pressure, practical craft, and in-person collaboration when the work needs it, we want to hear from you.

SuperLabs values direct collaboration where it improves decision speed, trust, quality, and delivery momentum.

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Hard

The problems are ambiguous, cross-functional, and tied to real business outcomes. You will need judgment, stamina, and care.

Valuable

The work should matter to founders, operators, customers, and teams who rely on the systems SuperLabs builds.

Fun

The work can be intense and still be energising. Good teams make room for momentum, humour, and pride in the craft.

In person

SuperLabs values office, workshop, and client-side collaboration where it improves speed, trust, quality, and shared context.

Career pages

Find the right entry point into SuperLabs.

The section is organised around role discovery, culture, process, early careers, safety, and open applications.

Roles

Open Roles

A structured page for approved vacancies, role families, departments, locations, and future hiring priorities.

Culture

Life at SuperLabs

How the team is expected to work: ownership, craft, client context, technical care, and direct communication.

Process

Hiring Process

A clear candidate journey from application through practical discussion, team conversation, and decision.

Growth

Early Careers

Internship and early-career pathways for candidates building strong foundations in engineering, product, commerce, AI, and delivery.

Safety

Candidate Safety

Guidance for verifying SuperLabs recruiting communications and avoiding impersonation or payment scams.

Apply

Open Application

A route for candidates who want to introduce themselves before a specific public role matches their background.

How we work

Ownership, craft, context, and pace.

Reference careers pages are candid about fit. SuperLabs should be equally clear about the behaviours it values.

Ownership with judgment

People are expected to understand the goal, ask better questions, and carry decisions responsibly instead of waiting for perfect instructions.

Craft that survives launch

The work should be maintainable, documented, accessible, measurable where useful, and ready for the next person who has to operate it.

Speed with context

Move quickly when the route is clear, slow down when assumptions are weak, and keep tradeoffs visible.

Business awareness

SuperLabs work sits close to founders, ecommerce leaders, product teams, and technology leaders, so commercial context matters.

Tracks

Where future roles are likely to sit.

These are role families, not current vacancies. Approved job posts can be connected later.

Engineering

Software, ecommerce, platform, AI automation, integration, mobile, and hardware-aware engineering roles.

Product and design

Product strategy, discovery, UX, interface systems, documentation, analytics, and launch-readiness roles.

Delivery and operations

Project leadership, delivery coordination, client communication, QA support, and operational ownership roles.

Advisory and consulting

Technology advisory, product advisory, architecture review, commerce consulting, and senior specialist roles.

Hiring process

A practical candidate journey.

The process is designed to assess judgment, ownership, communication, and real work fit.

  1. 01

    Apply or introduce yourself

    Share the role area, your work history, a portfolio or project examples, and why SuperLabs is relevant to your next step.

  2. 02

    Recruiter or team screen

    A first conversation checks fit, expectations, communication style, availability, and the kind of work you want to do.

  3. 03

    Practical discussion

    Candidates may discuss previous work, product decisions, technical tradeoffs, delivery situations, or a small practical exercise.

  4. 04

    Team conversation

    Meet the people closest to the work to assess collaboration, ownership, problem-solving, and mutual expectations.

  5. 05

    Decision and next steps

    SuperLabs communicates the outcome, next steps, or future-fit status as clearly as possible once a hiring decision is made.

Introduce yourself

Do the kind of work that needs both judgment and execution.

Use the open application route if a specific approved role is not published yet.