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Infilla modernizes the slow, paper-heavy process of housing permitting for local governments. Their suite — Forum (searchable policy Q&A), Calculator (automated fee estimates), Application Form (guided intake), and Plan Check (digital review checklists) — replaces repetitive manual work with tools that speed up approvals and preserve institutional knowledge. They're trusted by San Francisco Planning, Permit Sonoma, Delaware, Richmond, and El Segundo, where staff report 20× faster answers, 12× faster fee calculations, and 45% more complete applications on first review. Directors call it the best planning software they've seen in decades. For anyone who cares about building more housing or fixing broken government processes, this is a rare example of GovTech that civil servants actually want to use.
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Infilla seeks an Implementation Lead to manage customer deployments and scale their impact on the US housing crisis. This early-stage role involves navigating government systems and building a repeatable implementation process. The position offers a unique opportunity to drive public-sector reform with significant funding and major city contracts.
Founding Account Executive at Infilla will lead the sales motion from the ground up. Infilla is a profitable, seed-stage GovTech company partnering directly with the CEO to build an enterprise sales engine and close $50K+ ACV deals within complex procurement cycles. The role offers the opportunity to define a scalable playbook and transform permitting challenges into housing opportunities for.
As the second Product Manager at Infilla, you will own three live products and lead 0-to-1 discovery for a platform that unblocks housing at the municipal level. Infilla is a San Francisco–based startup backed by Basis Set Ventures and Bloomberg Beta, tackling broken local permitting to increase housing supply. You will have the opportunity to work directly with city agencies such as the NYC.
