Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Oct 20, 2026. First seen by Alion on Jul 17, 2026. Calliere scores B on the Alion truth index.
Responsibilities Drive product features completely end-to-end, taking high-level problem statements through architectural design, backend implementation, and production deployment. Architect and deploy advanced AI agents capable of reliably parsing and reasoning over massive datasets from complex enterprise environments. Establish the engineering standard for the company by making critical decisions regarding data modeling, API development, distributed systems architecture, and internal tooling. Operate with unrestricted autonomy to own high-risk, high-reward initiatives without micromanagement or hand-holding. Partner seamlessly with the founding team to translate complex customer requirements into robust technical infrastructure and directly influence the broader product roadmap.
Requirements Ideal Candidate Profile You possess over five years of dedicated experience in backend or platform engineering within high-performing, heavily scaled technical organizations. You thrive in highly autonomous, early-stage environments where you set the technical direction rather than waiting for instructions. You bring deep technical fluency in Python, SQL, API development, and designing distributed systems. You have a proven track record of acting as a true owner of your domain, successfully steering ambiguous, high-impact projects from conception to successful launch. Prior experience as a founder or proven success building RAG systems and LLM agents in a production environment is considered a massive advantage.
Benefits Compensation and
Benefits Base salary ranges heavily from $150,000 to $280,000 USD, complemented by highly aggressive, founding-level equity grants. Comprehensive health insurance coverage. Fully paid premium fitness club membership. Daily complimentary meals and a dedicated transportation stipend. Highly flexible paid time off to ensure you can recharge when needed.

