How to Find and Apply for Jobs at Traces
Before you apply: confirm what Traces is hiring for right now
When looking for Traces jobs and Traces careers, it helps to check Traces’ current hiring status before investing time in application materials. Traces’ official Career Site indicates there may be no open positions at the moment. If that’s the case, the same page also explains how to send an unsolicited application so Traces can contact you about upcoming opportunities that match your interests and skills. Traces Career Site
Use Traces’ official Career Site as the single source of truth
For the most accurate “how to apply” details, rely on the Traces Career Site. It’s where Traces publishes the current role listings and the submission instructions—what documents to prepare and how to submit them. Because instructions can change, following the directions exactly as written is the best way to ensure your application aligns with what the team expects. Traces Career Site
If you don’t see a role: submit an unsolicited application anyway
If you don’t see a current role that matches your background, Traces still provides a path to apply through an unsolicited submission. This unsolicited application gives the team a way to reach out when relevant, upcoming opportunities become available—specifically opportunities aligned with your interests and skills. Traces Career Site
How to apply at Traces (email submission)
Traces uses an email-based application process. For unsolicited applications, the Career Site instructs applicants to submit:
- an up-to-date CV
- a motivation letter
Send both documents to careers@traces.ai, and use the exact subject line “I'm awesome” (including the quotation marks, exactly as shown on the page). Traces Career Site
What to prepare before you email your application
Traces is clear about the required materials, so preparation is mainly about (1) having the two documents ready and (2) making them relevant to the opportunity you want to be considered for.
- CV: Emphasize your most relevant experience and skills for the opportunity type you’re targeting. Keeping it clear and easy to scan can help reviewers quickly understand your fit.
- Motivation letter: Explain why you’re interested in the role type and why you want to work at Traces. Connect your background to what you’d want to contribute.
Following the Career Site’s document requirements helps keep your submission aligned with what Traces asked for. Traces Career Site
Align your motivation letter with Traces’ focus
When drafting your motivation letter, it can help to connect your experience to what Traces does. Traces describes its work as using generative AI to identify relevant videos in surveillance footage based on a text prompt. The most effective approach is to ground the letter in your real experience and explain the fit clearly—without adding unsupported specifics. Traces Career Site
Double-check the email details before sending
Because the application is handled by email, confirm the key details immediately before sending:
- Recipient: careers@traces.ai
- Subject line: exactly “I'm awesome”
- Included documents: CV + motivation letter
These checks can help prevent avoidable submission issues. Traces Career Site
Keep a simple record for follow-ups
After you apply, keep a brief record of what you submitted—specifically the CV and motivation letter—and note the email address and subject line you used. While timing and next steps aren’t specified, having these details available can make it easier to respond quickly if Traces reaches out for clarification later. Traces Career Site
Next steps
To apply for Traces careers, start at the Traces Career Site to confirm whether any roles are open right now. If you don’t see a match, submit an unsolicited application by emailing your CV and motivation letter to careers@traces.ai with the exact subject line “I'm awesome”. Then tailor your documents to highlight your most relevant experience and explain why Traces is the right place for your skills. Traces Career Site