About yeet

yeet is built by a tight-knit group of systems, observability, and kernel nerds who refuse to accept “mystery outages” as normal. We’re a small, high-impact team with domain expertise in Linux, eBPF, performance instrumentation, and developer tooling.

We move fast, ship often, and take deep ownership. If you enjoy operating close to the metal, building tools that real engineers lean on during 3 AM incident sprints, and solving hard problems with minimal overhead, you’ll feel right at home here.

About the role

We’re looking for a GTM Engineer to design and build the systems that drive adoption of yeet.

You’ll sit at the intersection of growth and engineering, using code to hack GTM and turn ideas into measurable impact — wiring up the data flows and feedback loops that get developers into the product and keep them there.

This isn’t a “throw up some landing pages” role but rather it’s about building the backend and frontend glue that powers signup flows, activation loops, referral mechanics, usage tracking, billing experiments, and integrations with the tools devs already use.

You’ll partner closely with product, marketing, and sales, but your deliverables look like code: pipelines, dashboards, scripts, APIs, and experiments that make the GTM funnel hum.

About you

You’re a builder who’s as comfortable shipping production code as you are sketching out growth experiments.
You understand developer tools, SaaS funnels, and the messy edge cases that come with signup, auth, billing, and usage tracking.
You think in systems: you can design pipelines and feedback loops that tie product usage back to GTM strategy.
You’re pragmatic and know when to duct-tape an MVP together to test a hypothesis, and when to harden something for scale.
You love using code to hack growth — whether that’s automating workflows, instrumenting analytics, or wiring up clever integrations that surprise and delight developers.

Nice To Haves

Experience with analytics / growth tooling like PostHog, Amplitude, Segment, or Mixpanel.
Familiarity with billing & monetization systems (Stripe, usage-based billing, subscription management).
Comfort working across frontend and backend — e.g., Next.js, React, Node, or Python micro-services.
Hands-on experience with data pipelines (Kafka, BigQuery, DuckDB).
Prior work building developer-facing signup and onboarding flows.
Knowledge of experimentation frameworks (A/B testing, feature flagging).
Exposure to PLG (product-led growth) tactics: Activation loops, referrals, self-serve funnels.
Bonus points if you’ve worked on developer ecosystem integrations (GitHub, Discord, Slack, Docker, Tailscale).

About the company

Yeet is a real-time system observability platform built on eBPF that lets engineers inspect kernel-level events without changing applications. Developers write JavaScript to subscribe to a live system graph (processes, CPU, memory, network, Docker) and stream data to the browser while storing it in an in-browser DuckDB for SQL queries. It differentiates from competitors by providing live, kernel-level visibility with customizable probes and policies, streamed to the browser, plus remote deployment via CLI, YPM, and web UI with secure V8 isolates. Its goal is to give SREs and system administrators immediate answers for performance questions and live troubleshooting when dashboards fall short.

Company Size

1-10

Company Stage

Early VC

Total Funding

$7.8M

Headquarters

Caracas, Venezuela

Founded

2023

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

July 6, 2026: Yeet launched an L7 firewall in-kernel with JavaScript policy.
August 2026 posts on Redis slowness and Trivy defense show expanding real workloads.
March 2025 funding of $7.8 million from Dragonfly supplies runway for 2026 GTM.

What critics are saying

Kernel-loaded probes and curl -fsSL installs trigger security objections in 2026 enterprise procurement.
Traversal, Datadog, and CrowdStrike already own observability budgets and incident workflows.
Linux-only, host-installed live tooling stays niche; weak adoption kills Yeet before 2027.

What makes yeet unique

Yeet runs eBPF probes through JavaScript, not dashboards and after-the-fact telemetry.
Yeet streams live host data into browser DuckDB for SQL analysis.
Yeet packages observability tools as deployable modules with yeetd, YPM, and yeetRPC.

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Company News

Triton Poker

Feb 25th, 2026

YEET TO RETURN AS PRESENTING PARTNER OF TRITON SUPER HIGH ROLLER SERIES EVENT IN JEJU

YEET to return as presenting partner of Triton Super High Roller Series event in Jeju. Triton Poker Series today confirms the renewal of its collaboration with YEET.com, the crypto casino and sportsbook returning as presenting partner of the upcoming Triton Super High Roller Series in Jeju, South Korea. The partnership builds on YEET's successful debut as presenting partner of the $250,000 Triton Invitational at WSOP Paradise in December 2025, and extends the relationship into what will be Triton Poker Series' 10th year. Ben Lamb, YEET co-founder and two-time World Series of Poker bracelet winner, says, "When we partnered with Triton in the Bahamas, it was about proving that a crypto-native brand belongs on the biggest stage in poker. Coming back for Jeju, and Triton's 10th anniversary, is about building something lasting." He adds, "The values are aligned: both YEET and Triton believe that the player experience comes first, and that the best way to earn trust is to deliver on that promise every single day." The Triton Poker Super High Roller Series is a 17-tournament festival at LES A Casino, Jeju, South Korea. The $100,000 NLH Main Event takes place March 24-26, with the $100,000 PLO Main Event running March 29-31. The festival begins Triton Poker Series' 10th anniversary celebrations, a decade since its first event in Parañaque, in the Philippines, in 2016. Lamb was one of the first players to appear on the Triton Poker Series in its earliest seasons, and won a title in Montenegro in 2019. He says he is proud to extend his long association with the world's most prestigious high-stakes poker tour. "YEET was built by people who live and breathe this world of gambling," Lamb says. "I've competed on the Triton stage as a player. Now as a founder, it's a privilege to help support the series that has done more than any other to elevate the standards of high-stakes poker. Triton's 10th anniversary is a milestone worth celebrating, and YEET is proud to be part of it." He says he will play in the $100,000 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event in Jeju as well as all of the Pot Limit Omaha events to follow. About YEET YEET is a next-generation crypto casino, sportsbook and gaming platform built for speed, transparency, and entertainment. Combining cutting-edge blockchain technology with world-class gaming experiences, YEET delivers a seamless environment where players can enjoy slots, live games, and sports betting with instant transactions, withdrawals and unmatched reliability. Since launching less than a year ago, YEET has taken nearly 2 billion in total wagering volume, establishing itself as the fastest-growing crypto casino in the world. The platform offers over 5,000 games including their own unique originals, a full sportsbook, instant crypto withdrawals, and a unique and transparent VIP rewards program. YEET was co-founded by Ben Lamb alongside Michael Anderson (@rektmando) and KBM (@keyboardmonkey3) - trusted figures in the crypto space with deep roots in the community. The vision of the founders of YEET is to continue building a product they themselves would be happy to use.

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