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Careers

Work with us.

Applied Futures is a small practice turning emerging technology into practical capability. We grow slowly and deliberately, and we would rather meet you before we need you.

Open roles

We are not hiring at the moment.

There are no vacancies to apply for today, and we would rather say so plainly than keep an evergreen advert running. When that changes, the roles will be listed on this page first. In the meantime an open application is genuinely read — see below.

How we work.

Practice over prescription

We do not sell slideware. Everything we teach, we have shipped ourselves first, and we keep shipping while we teach it.

Small team, wide surface

Two co-founders and a network of practitioners. Everyone writes, facilitates, and builds — job titles describe emphasis, not boundaries.

Client work funds the craft

Forward-deployed engagements pay for the meetups, the open resources, and the Academy. The commercial work and the community work feed each other.

Copenhagen-rooted, remote-friendly

We run rooms in person because the format depends on it, and we work asynchronously the rest of the time.

What we look for.

Roles vary, but the same handful of things keep deciding it for us.

  • You have shipped something real with AI in the last six months, not just read about it.
  • You can hold a room of sceptical senior people and leave them with something they can use on Monday.
  • You write clearly. Most of our work product is words.
  • You are comfortable being the least experienced person in the room on the client's domain.
  • You would rather say “I do not know, let us test it” than bluff.

Open application

Tell us what you would want to build here.

No cover letter, no form. A few paragraphs on what you have shipped, what you would want to do with us, and a link to something you are proud of. We read everything and reply to what we can, though not always quickly.

careers@appliedfutures.io

Curious about the people you would be writing to? Meet the team, or read our approach.