Member of Technical Staff, Full Stack
Description
About the Role
Join a small, technical AI team building infrastructure that helps enterprise AI agents improve over time. This backend-leaning full-stack role focuses on the systems that evaluate agent performance, identify issues, and improve the knowledge and workflows agents rely on.
What You'll Do
Build and improve backend systems for agent evaluation and continuous improvement.
Develop data models for evaluation datasets, experiment runs, agent traces, knowledge versions, findings, and customer-defined quality criteria.
Own enterprise integrations across authentication, OAuth, webhooks, data syncs, backfills, rate limits, retries, monitoring, and production support.
Take features from technical design through implementation, deployment, monitoring, customer feedback, and iteration.
Work with customers to understand their systems, diagnose failures, and turn specific needs into reusable product capabilities.
What We're Looking For
Three to six years of experience as a backend-leaning full-stack software engineer, with substantial backend ownership.
Experience building production systems for enterprise customers, including data models, pipelines or queues, and integrations.
Comfort shipping user-facing features with TypeScript and React; Python experience is preferred.
Familiarity with relational and vector databases and cloud environments.
A bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field.
Experience with AI agents, LLMs, evaluation, or quality assurance is beneficial.
US work authorization is required. The role does not provide visa sponsorship or visa transfer.
Compensation & Benefits
Base salary: $180,000 to $200,000 annually. Equity is included. Visa sponsorship is not available.
Location
On-site in San Francisco, California, United States.
Skills
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