Amari AI - Senior Backend Engineer
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Amari AI is building AI agents for customs brokers and the broader logistics industry, a $10 trillion market still reliant on manual, document-heavy workflows. The platform automates customs entries, tracks regulatory updates, and integrates directly with Gmail, Microsoft Teams, Slack, CargoWise, and Descartes. Achieved product-market fit with 30+ customers, 100%+ MoM revenue growth, and 30,000+ hours returned to brokerage teams. Backed by First Round Capital and Pear VC with $5M raised., * Architect and scale distributed backend systems including queue pipelines and communication layers
- Design systems for resilience using retry strategies, circuit breakers, and graceful degradation
- Own database architecture including schema design, indexing, and query optimization
- Build AI search infrastructure for real-time logistics data and AI-driven features
- Define service boundaries and backend engineering standards
- Collaborate directly with founders on roadmap, architecture, and technical direction
- Support hiring and mentorship of future backend engineers
Requirements
Do you have experience in System design?, * 4-6+ years of backend software engineering experience
- Experience in high-growth startup or production environments
- Proven ability to design and ship backend systems end-to-end
- Strong understanding of distributed systems and architectural trade-offs
- Ability to operate independently in ambiguous environments
- Willingness to work onsite in San Francisco, * Experience with Kafka, RabbitMQ, or SQS
- Familiarity with AI/ML pipeline infrastructure
- Experience with Elasticsearch or pgvector
- Background in logistics, customs, or regulated industries
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