As a Full Stack Software Engineer, you will build features for an AI reliability platform, design user-friendly interfaces, and collaborate with research teams to enhance AI application safety.
Product SlingerAbout Haize Labs
Today’s AI has a jagged intelligence surface. It is superhuman on well-defined benchmarks like the International Math Olympiad, but falls short in many real world domains.
Haize Labs brings superintelligence to the long tail of these domains through our agent foundry, which enables agent performance at parity with or better than domain experts.
Our agents are being deployed across many, many verticals. We are hiring a Product Slinger to 1) originate products in new verticals and 2) rapidly scale and refine our products in existing verticals. This role spans engineering (rapidly building AI agents), product (embedding with customers to understand their pain), and customer management (scoping, planning, relationship-building).
In this role, you will:- Build agents for almost any business you can imagine
- Become a renaissance engineer, i.e. an expert across many domains
- Spend a LOT of time with the customer
- Rapidly (<24 hours) prototype solutions
- Be the PM: own entire solution delivery from scoping to handoff
- Are relentless, move insanely fast, and are always questioning the status quo
- Know the startup stack, and realize when tech debt is necessary
- Want to deliver real economic value for real people doing real work in the real world
- Have been an FDE
- Previously started their own company
- Shipped popular tools (e.g. OS projects)
Logistics
- Education requirement: doesn’t matter. If you are exceptional, you are exceptional.
- Location policy: NYC/SF.
- US visa sponsorship: If you are exceptional, we will sponsor.
$150,000 – $250,000 annual salary
And generous equity + benefits
Top Skills
Go
Kubernetes
MongoDB
Postgres
Python
React
Redis
Rust
Typescript
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