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Fieldguide
Actively Hiring
Powering the future of trust with software for modern assurance & advisory firms51-200 Employees
  • B2B
  • Growth Stage
    Expanding market presence
  • Top Investors
    This company has received a significant amount of investment from top investors
  • YC Funded
    Startup funded by Y Combinator
  • Growing fast
    Showed strong hiring growth in the past month

Fieldguide careers

Powering the future of trust with software for modern assurance & advisory firms
Fieldguide is a vertical AI company offering an end-to-end, agentic AI platform for audit and advisory firms. The company helps firms increase margins, win new business, and build stronger client relationships. Fieldguide is backed by leading venture capital funds, including Bessemer Venture Partners, 8VC, Floodgate, Y Combinator, Justin Kan (Twitch/justin.tv), Elad Gil, Qasar Younis (Applied Intuition), Tracy Young (PlanGrid) & more.

Lead/Principal Product Manager, Tax Agents

Remote • San Francisco
$200k – $275k
today

Implementation Consultant, EMEA

Remote • United Kingdom
£73k – £77k
yesterday

Senior Performance Marketing Manager

Remote • San Francisco
$150k – $170k
6 days ago

Enterprise Account Executive, Public Sector

Remote • United States
$125k – $140k
7 days ago

Enterprise Account Executive, Corporate Internal Audit

Remote • San Francisco
$125k – $140k
7 days ago

Senior Implementation Consultant, Audit

Remote • San Francisco
$142k – $162k
1 week ago

Senior Customer Success Engineer, Audit

Remote • San Francisco
$158k – $175k
1 week ago

Senior Customer Success Enablement Manager

Remote • United States
$135k – $170k
1 week ago

Sales Onboarding Manager

Remote • United States
$105k – $130k
1 week ago

Implementation Consultant, Audit

Remote • San Francisco
$100k – $130k
1 week ago
Jin Chang
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Chris Szymansky
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Building something new. Formerly VP Engineering, Product, Design at @Atrium • CTO at @JazzHR • Studied at @University of Pittsburgh