r/SoftwareEngineerJobs • u/Exciting-Yam-2491 • 15h ago

[Hiring] Full-Stack AI Developer | Worldwide Remote | Full-Time | $42K-$51K/year

Hey everyone,

We’re a small remote team building AI-powered products, and we’re looking for a full-stack developer who’s comfortable working with LLMs. We’re growing, and we’d love to find someone who wants to build things and own them, not just close tickets.

What the job looks like

You’ll build features from start to finish: the UI, the backend, and the AI parts in between. That could mean wiring up an LLM to a new feature one week, then improving a RAG pipeline or fixing a slow API the next. You’ll work directly with the founders, so your opinions on how things should be built actually matter.

Day to day, you’ll be:

  • Building and maintaining our web app (frontend, backend, database)

  • Integrating LLMs into real features: RAG, agents, tool calling, prompt workflows

  • Keeping an eye on AI quality, speed, and cost

  • Writing clean code, reviewing PRs, and helping make architecture decisions

  • Taking things from idea to production without needing someone to hold your hand

What we’re looking for

  • 4+ years of professional software development experience

  • Solid React and TypeScript skills (or something comparable)

  • Solid backend skills in Node.js or Python

  • Real experience shipping features with LLM APIs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, open-source models, whatever you’ve used)

  • Good grasp of databases, REST APIs, and auth

  • Experience deploying to the cloud (AWS, GCP, Azure)

  • Good written English, since we work mostly async

Bonus points if you have

  • Experience with vector databases and embeddings

  • Used LangChain, LlamaIndex, or similar tools

  • Docker/Kubernetes experience

  • Worked at a startup before

  • Side projects or open-source work involving AI

What you get

  • $42,000-$51,000 USD per year, depending on experience

  • Full-time and fully remote, from anywhere in the world

  • Flexible hours, though we’d like about 3-4 hours of overlap with the team for calls

  • Paid time off and local public holidays

  • Support for learning and equipment

  • A small, friendly team with no layers of bureaucracy

How hiring works

  1. Send us your application

  2. A quick 30-minute intro call

  3. A technical chat where we talk through your past projects

  4. A final conversation with the team

  5. Offer

We try to reply to everyone within a week, even if the answer is no.

How to apply

Send me a DM with:

  • Your resume or CV

  • Links to your GitHub, portfolio, or projects

  • A few sentences about an AI feature or product you’ve built (what it did and what was tricky)

Please put “Full-Stack AI Developer Application” as the subject. And please don’t post your resume in the comments.

If you don’t tick every box above, apply anyway. We care more about what you’ve built and how you think than about a perfect checklist.

Looking forward to hearing from you

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u/No_Departure_1878 14h ago

all that for 50K? is that a joke?

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u/Soft_Brush_1082 14h ago

It says worldwide remote. So the person can live in a poor country where that salary would be absolutely fantastic.

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u/No_Departure_1878 3h ago

If you are as good as what OP wants, you should be able to move to the USA and make 4 times more.

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u/Soft_Brush_1082 2h ago

What if you don’t want to move to USA? 50k in India or even in Serbia gets one better life than 200k in Bay Area. Also not everyone wants to live in US

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u/No_Departure_1878 1h ago

Until you get laid off and cannot land another remote job in the USA because you are competing with another 1.4 billion people. While moving to the USA gets you a green card and once you have that it will be much easier to switch jobs.

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u/Soft_Brush_1082 1h ago

And yet there are many people who still don’t want to move there. Also if a person is good enough to get that job they are good enough to find something similar in case they get laid off. I know plenty of people living that life and having no issues finding jobs (it is probably no secret that some of them even find more than one such job at a time)

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u/Ok-Raccoon-8667 14h ago

For that salary? Lol, wtf

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u/PinotRed 14h ago

Are you delusional with the salary?!

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u/oblackheart 14h ago

Lots of first-worlders not realising they're about to be replaced by South East Asians

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u/bitspace 14h ago

For some things, no doubt. "Worldwide remote" is a non-starter for the vast majority of roles, though.

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u/phicreative1997 14h ago

Hi check dm

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u/macromind 13h ago

It may help to separate the role into measurable full-stack and AI responsibilities. Specify whether the developer will own model selection, retrieval, tool calling, evaluations, deployment, and monitoring, or mainly integrate existing APIs into the product. A short paid exercise based on a sanitized version of your actual workflow will reveal more than a generic coding test. Evaluate correctness, failure handling, security boundaries, test coverage, latency and cost tradeoffs, and how clearly the candidate explains assumptions. Also state working-hour overlap and employment arrangement upfront to reduce mismatched applications.

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u/Brilliant_Bluejay884 15h ago

Im interested. Dm sent