Software Engineer Id-2824

Requirements
  • 2+ years of experience writing maintainable, high-quality backend or fullstack code
  • Strong engineering intuition and can write clean, scalable, and generalizable code
  • Experience with compliant enterprise product development or data handling
  • Ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced environment with cross-functional teams
  • Goal-oriented rather than method-oriented
  • Ability to work independently, taking ownership of problems and driving them to completion
  • Enthusiastic about engaging with ambiguity and contributing to a growing team
Responsibilities
  • Design and build scalable backend and fullstack systems to support beneficial AI applications
  • Implement robust data management pipelines, ensuring compliance with external standards
  • Own end-to-end development of features, from specification through deployment and iteration
  • Collaborate with research scientists and engineers to integrate safety and reliability features into the AI development lifecycle
  • Debug and optimize systems to improve performance, maintainability, and scalability
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with health-related or compliance-heavy systems
  • Hands-on knowledge of large-scale distributed systems, data pipelines, or backend architecture
  • A strong product engineering sense, with the ability to take a spec and bring it to life with minimal supervision
  • A track record of contributing to open-source projects or maintaining high-quality external code repositories
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