- Select 6-8 meaningful AI stories daily.
- Filter out irrelevant news content.
- Write concise, time-respecting summaries of selected stories.
- Maintain high-quality curation standards for over a million subscribers.
TLDR is a free daily newsletter that contains links and TLDRs to intriguing startup-related stories.
This company offers remote work opportunities. Team members are distributed across the U.S. and Canada.
TLDR is carving out the definitive paper of record for the tech industry, delivering essential insights to millions. You know the challenge: staying current in fast-evolving tech demands constant attention. TLDR solves this by curating and summarizing the most intriguing stories in startups, software engineering, AI, cybersecurity, product, and more. Their network of newsletters reaches over 7 million subscribers daily, keeping tech's decision-makers informed on what truly matters. They help leading B2B cloud computing companies connect with this highly engaged technical audience, boasting an average open rate exceeding 40%. TLDR generates revenue by selling sponsored links to prominent companies like AWS, Google Cloud, Anthropic, Slack, Notion, and GitHub.
You'll find a lean, high-output team of about 24 full-time employees, all working 100% remotely across US and Canada timezones. This environment encourages significant autonomy and agency, giving you direct access to leadership and the ability to shape the company's growth. The team values continuous learning, offering a learning and development stipend to foster curiosity and professional growth. They emphasize building and executing alongside the team, rather than purely directing, fostering a collaborative and hands-on approach.
TLDR is pioneering the use of AI to enhance productivity and streamline workflows. You'll build production AI agents and design modular Claude Skills, enabling non-technical teammates to create their own AI workflows without writing code. This involves shipping autonomous AI agents that handle tasks like research, data enrichment, and proposal generation. The team owns its AI development environment, establishing infrastructure for building with AI tools like Claude Code or Cursor. They design for composability, creating systems where simple, well-designed components combine into powerful capabilities.