Come build cities for people, not cars.
As sprawl became commonplace in our cities, we felt less connected to each other. We normalized hour-long commutes, even as private vehicle ownership became the largest source of carbon emission pollution.
Our cities blend technology, real estate, and culture to reimagine our daily lives. Come help us make our residents happier, healthier, and more productive in the years they spend with us and the moments they spend together.
Our Values
- Work as a team
- Act from ownership
- Rule 0, then iterate
- Design for humans
- Create and capture value
- Be inclusive, drawing on the strengths of people who bring a different perspective.
- Find ways to work together that overcome disciplinary and geographic separations.
Our Team
Our team works across technology, community, and real estate to build the city we want to live in. Expect your days to be engaging, intense and potentially end in salsa dancing lessons.
Benefits
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Family Planning Benefits
Support and grow your family with care
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Remote Work Stipend
Do your best work, anywhere
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Mobility Stipend
Be part of the micro-mobility revolution
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Flexible Vacation
Recharge with those you love most
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Healthcare & Financial Planning
- Medical, dental, and vision
- Paid parental leave
- 401(k)
- Health savings account (HSA)
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Living Discounts
Live at Culdesac Tempe
Who We're Looking For
Tempe
Distributed
We are proud to have our Tempe headquarters as well as a distributed team presence across the U.S.
Finance
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Tempe, AZ
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The Capital of Sprawl Gets a Radically Car-Free Neighborhood
By Connor Dougherty - October 31, 2020
The development, Culdesac Tempe, is a 17-acre lot just across the Salt River from Phoenix. Currently a mess of dust and heavy equipment, the site will eventually feature 761 apartments, 16,000 square feet of retail, 1,000 residents — and exactly zero places for them to park.
New Arizona Development Bans Residents From Bringing Cars
By Laura Kusisto November 19, 2019
Introducing Culdesac: Building car-free neighborhoods from scratch
By Ryan Johnson and Jeff Berens November 19, 2019
'People are happier in a walkable neighborhood': the US community that banned cars
By Oliver Milman October 11, 2023