
Managed, self healing desktop automation at scale
We're looking for an engineer who loves working with customers and helping them succeed. If you find it exciting to connect disparate systems together and architecting solutions that scale, you’ll love working at Minicor.
Why work at Minicor?
At Minicor, we're unblocking one of the last bottlenecks for AI to enter the enterprise.
Most critical workflows still run on legacy Windows desktop systems with no APIs, where the only way to integrate is by interacting with the UI like a human would.
We’re building the infrastructure to make integrating with these systems reliable at scale, so AI can actually run inside them in production.
The role:
What we're looking for:
How we work:
Onboarding:
In your first few weeks at Minicor, you'll jump straight into a go-live process happening with one of our customers. By the first 30 days, you'll have implemented legacy system integration alongside our customers' engineers and have brought it into production.
After this, you will help that customer bring it to scale and roll it out to more of their end users. Within the first 90 days, you will have enough knowledge to start making product feature changes that will be shipped directly into production to help speed you and other engineers who are helping end customers get live faster.
If this sounds interesting, we'd love to meet with you!
The most important thing here is for us to get an understanding of you as a person and what you’re passionate about. Please tell us about hard problems you’ve encountered - it’s awesome when we just get into a candid conversations here.
After this:
This is just as much for you to assess us as it is for us to assess you. We really want to make sure this is the best place for you to succeed at.
At Minicor, we're unblocking one of the last bottlenecks for AI to enter the enterprise.
A huge amount of critical workflows across industries like healthcare, logistics, and hospitality still run on legacy Windows desktop systems that aren’t going away anytime soon. These systems don’t have APIs, and the only way to integrate with them is by interacting with the UI like a human would.
In practice, this leads to brittle automations that break under real-world conditions and turn into constant maintenance as teams try to scale. What works once doesn’t hold up in production, and engineers get pulled into keeping these automations running instead of building product.
We’re building the infrastructure to make integrating with these systems reliable at scale. Our platform runs these workflows on real Windows environments with built-in execution, observability, and recovery, so they can actually operate in production.
Customers use this to go from early integrations to real enterprise deployments, running large volumes of workflows across medical record systems, warehouse systems, ERPs, and other legacy software where reliability is the difference between a demo and something that actually works.
We have a lot of fun as a team, we respect and trust each other and uphold a strict "no ego" policy at the company.
Currently growing super fast, things are constantly breaking, and are looking for people to help urgently!