If you are a senior engineer in British Columbia and want to work on a US company’s team, Ryz Labs makes the connection. You work remotely, on US business hours, like anyone else on the team.
You become part of a US company’s product team and report to its engineering leads. You pick up tickets from the same backlog, review pull requests and join the team’s rituals. Ryz works with growth-stage startups and with Fortune 500 engineering teams alike.
Most of British Columbia is on Pacific Time, the same clock as California and Seattle. You overlap fully with West Coast teams; with New York teams, the shared hours are your morning, since 9 a.m. in New York is 6 a.m. in Vancouver.
Strong written communication matters too. Much of the work is asynchronous, so good pull request descriptions, design notes and Slack updates save the whole team time.
British Columbia combines a strong startup scene with world-class universities, and many engineers there already work closely with Seattle and Bay Area teams.
Only the top 1% make it: of the tens of thousands of engineers we interview, very few join a team, so we take every step seriously.
No. Victoria, Kelowna or anywhere in BC works, as long as you have a solid connection and are available during US business hours.
Yes, but expect early starts. Teams in Pacific Time are the most natural fit; with Eastern teams, the overlap is your morning.
Ryz Labs places senior engineers and AI pods on US companies’ teams. Founded in 2021, it is headquartered in Calabasas, California (Los Angeles area), and has more than 200 people.
One stage is an AI-assisted technical interview. It structures the process, but people make the decisions: Ryz recruiters review every profile.
It depends on your profile and on which teams are growing at the time. The stages are always the same, and you will know where you stand.
US companies across industries, from growth-stage startups to Fortune 500 engineering teams.