Autostep

Autostep builds an AI-powered operational intelligence platform for enterprise workflows. The system identifies repetitive tasks buried inside enterprise processes, quantifies what they actually cost, and recommends remediations, giving companies continuous visibility into where time and money are lost rather than a one-time audit. The company works across artificial intelligence, operational intelligence, and workflow automation and analysis.

The product, the Autostep platform, is applied within enterprise software and enterprise workflow optimization. It is positioned as always-on: rather than producing a static report, it maintains ongoing visibility into inefficient work as workflows change.

Autostep is a small, fast-moving team based in San Francisco. It is backed by Y Combinator and Neo, as well as Walden Yan of Cognition, valued at $10bn. The company hires globally but does not currently sponsor work visas; US citizenship or valid US work authorisation is required for all roles, and candidates moving to San Francisco are expected to relocate to the office.