Founding Engineer - Full Stack
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We’re seeking a Founding Engineer - Full Stack to help brands understand how LLMs talk about them and influence decisions. You’ll join a founding team building AI-powered brand intelligence at the intersection of AI research, product, and engineering. Your work will shape how customers reason about AI capabilities and how we ship end-to-end features in a fast-paced startup environment., * Own problems end-to-end - from high level customer insight all the way to research and infrastructure
- Keep a close feedback loop with customers and the executive team, and ship fast
- Help shape a new engineering team at the dawn of a new kind of software development
- Regularly reinvent the best patterns and practices for working alongside agents on a team
Requirements
Do you have experience in Customer communication?, * 1+ years of experience on engineering teams (2+ preferred)
- Eager to adopt and adapt to new engineering tooling, including AI-powered coding tools
- Experience working with customers directly
- Full-stack capability, comfortable working from customer-facing UI all the way down to infrastructure
- US citizen or visa holder
- Strong sense for product and design with ability to translate customer needs into features
- Comfortable with React, Python, Terraform, and AWS
- At least 18 months in a strong engineering environment (scale-up or startup)
- Experience building agentic systems
- Startup experience or self-driven personal projects demonstrating initiative
- Bonus: Scientific research experience
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