Are you a Full Stack Engineer with a passion for tackling intricate challenges and crafting impactful features? Join our dynamic team to create cutting-edge AI-driven products that revolutionize learning and personal growth. Your focus will be on delivering excellence, ensuring our solutions are scalable, maintainable, and impactful.

Contribute to transformative learning products:

• TeachTap: Utilizes AI to animate historical figures in an engaging, TikTok-style learning format.
• TeachTales: Captivates students with tailored, enchanting storytelling that enhances understanding.
• TimeBack: Serves as a learning assistant, seamlessly integrating with existing applications to guide students proactively.
• Athena: Employs AI-generated videos and assessments to achieve tangible academic results.

Our approach harnesses generative AI to automate routine tasks, allowing you to concentrate on solving problems and driving high-impact development. You’ll build features that directly influence thousands of users while collaborating with a talented international team.
We are committed to high-quality execution and operational excellence. If you’re eager to tackle complex technical challenges and deliver meaningful features, we want to hear from you.

CANDIDATE REQUIREMENTS

• Minimum of 4 years of experience in writing production code for both frontend and backend web applications (any framework).
• At least 2 years of experience as the primary technical contributor for a development team or software product.
• Experience in leveraging generative A.I. in your daily development tasks.

THIS POSITION IS ALSO KNOWN AS:

• Senior Developer
• Senior Software Engineer
• Full Stack Developer
• Software Architect
• Lead Software Engineer

WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING

• Developing state-of-the-art web applications using premier libraries and tools.
• Enhancing cloud-native backends with advanced AWS serverless patterns.
• Conducting code reviews to ensure compliance with best practices, team standards, and customer needs.

WHAT YOU WILL NOT BE DOING

• Wasting time on trivial bug fixes or enhancements in obsolete codebases.
• Managing cumbersome infrastructure to support poorly designed products.
• Being bogged down in endless meetings about roadmaps and priorities or chasing after people.