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# Full Stack AI Engineer

- **Company:** ConglomerateIT LLC
- **Location:** Dallas, TX, United States (Remote available)
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Salary:** $115,000.0 - $140,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** HTML, Java (Programming Language), Artificial Intelligence, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Databases, Data Visualization, Python (Programming Language), Standard Sql, TypeScript, Web Platforms, Enterprise Software Applications, Large Language Models, Backend, AngularJS, Virtual Agents, Data Pipelines, Golang, Microservices
- **Published:** September 11, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.careerjet.com/jobad/us570eea5f0d6c1ed0363272fbb9bb34a8

## About the Role

* 3+ years in full stack web development HTML, CSS, JS, TSX, working with Lit, Angular, or comparable component frameworks
 * 3+ years of backend engineering across Go, Python, Java, and SQL
 * 1+ years hands-on with AI agent architectures and LLM integration

## Description

Join a team building high-performance, AI-driven web products and the backend services behind them. You'll own interface work, data and analytics pipelines, and the integration of large language models and autonomous agent architectures into live production workflows., * Data visualization and analytics tooling Vega-Lite, charting libraries

 * Background in large-scale enterprise software stacks and specialized web infrastructure
 * Experience with TypeScript-based internal platform frameworks

What You'll Do
Interface & Experience

 * Architect and ship dynamic front-end interfaces on modern component frameworks
 * Turn analytics output into interactive visualizations that make insight obvious to the user

Services & Data

 * Stand up and maintain scalable backend microservices and the databases behind them
 * Build the data processing pipelines that feed downstream analytics

AI Systems

 * Wire LLMs and autonomous agent architectures into existing system workflows
 * Partner across engineering groups to deliver end-to-end applications on internal enterprise web platforms


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