Seeking a Full-Stack Engineer with 3+ years of experience to develop and enhance data collaboration tools using LLMs, focusing on frontend and backend development.
Why.
What.
You.
We imagine a world where everyone effortlessly communicates and engages with data. We’re inspired by the impact we are already seeing in our earliest customers. They range from chief executives at agencies and hospitality companies to program managers at rehab centers. We’re just getting started.
We are building the data collaboration layer made possible by LLMs.
Breadcrumb makes it easy for business users to align strategy with data. Users can turn raw data from any source into interactive experiences that drive decisions, communicate results, and align stakeholders - without the need for analytic, technical, or design expertise.
By removing the need for data infrastructure and technical expertise from analysis, Breadcrumb empowers everyone to communicate and engage with data.
We're hiring a full-stack software engineer to join us in our mission.
Are you the right person to join our small but mighty team?
Requirements:
- 3+ years experience as a Full-Stack Developer or similar role, with a solid understanding of frontend and backend development.
- Solid understanding of software development principles, design patterns, and best practices.
- Proficient in NextJS, React, Python, Typescript, and Flask.
- Familiarity with AWS services, Docker, and Kubernetes.
- Strong knowledge of NoSQL databases like DynamoDB.
- Familiarity with AI technologies, including LLM models, LangChain, and AutoGPT, is a plus.
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