How to Find and Apply for Jobs at Lattice

If you’re looking for Lattice jobs, the most reliable way to get oriented is to start with Lattice’s official Career Site. Using the same Career Site entry point from first scan through application helps you confirm you’re viewing current, company-controlled postings—and gives context for what Lattice says it values.

Start with the official Lattice Career Site (the “how to apply” entry point)

Lattice directs candidates to its Career Site landing page, which includes an entry such as “See open positions” to route applicants to current roles. The page also frames what Lattice is building—positioning it as an “AI-enhanced people platform”—and highlights its people-first culture.

Before investing time in notes or drafting materials, confirm you’re on the Lattice Career Site (the company-controlled page) before moving forward. (Lattice Career Page)

Find roles that match your goals and day-to-day expectations

Once on the Career Site, use “See open positions” to review current Lattice careers. As you scan postings, pay attention not only to title and responsibilities, but also to the signals about how work is approached.

From there, start collecting the basics you’ll likely need when applying—such as the role/team context and any location cues mentioned on the posting and on the Career Site. For example, the page includes an office-location highlight noting that the majority of the office is based in San Francisco, with an address near the Embarcadero. (Lattice Career Page)

Align your stories to the values Lattice emphasizes

Lattice’s Career Site includes a culture/values section that can be used as a guide for tailoring applications. Reviewing these values matters because your application should reflect how Lattice says it expects people to operate—not just whether your resume matches the job title.

The page highlights values such as “Ship, shipmate, self,” “Own the outcome,” and “Clear eyes,” along with “What’s next.” When preparing examples, connect your past work to those themes—such as initiative, collaboration, and clear decision-making under constraints—then translate the example into the outcome and what you’d do next. (Lattice Career Page)

Tie your motivation to Lattice’s mission and “people platform” framing

Because the Career Site describes Lattice as an “AI-enhanced people platform,” it can help to frame your motivation around how you think technology and workflows improve people experiences. Practically, that means emphasizing outcomes and user impact in your application, rather than relying only on general competence.

Mirroring the page’s emphasis in your own words—center outcomes, demonstrate how you approach shipping improvements, and explain why that matters to the people it serves—can strengthen role fit. (Lattice Career Page)

Address “belonging” with specific examples, not generic statements

Lattice’s Career Site emphasizes “Lattice belonging” and describes DEI/Belonging as part of how the company operates. It also references named employee communities and programs, including examples such as API at Lattice, Families at Lattice, forEach, Latinx/é, Obsidian, PRIDE, Yachad, among others. (Lattice Career Page)

To make this relevant to your application, align your examples with what Lattice highlights—such as inclusive collaboration, community building, or process improvements that support equitable participation. If you’ve been involved in mentoring, employee resource groups, or cross-functional efforts, choose your strongest examples that show sustained involvement and measurable impact. (Lattice Career Page)

Confirm office/location expectations before you apply

If a role lists location or on-site expectations, use the Career Site’s location context as a baseline. The Career Site notes that the majority of the office is based in San Francisco and references the Embarcadero. Plan accordingly for logistics and how you describe collaboration preferences. (Lattice Career Page)

Next steps: apply through the Lattice Career Site with role-specific alignment

After reviewing the Career Site’s values, mission framing, and belonging priorities, return to the open roles list and choose the Lattice careers that match your strengths. Use your notes to tailor your materials to the behaviors implied by Lattice’s daily values, select examples that show clear ownership and outcomes, and apply through the company-controlled Career Site entry point. (Lattice Career Page, About us | Lattice)