Balyasny Asset Management
CONFIDENTIAL Senior Frontend Engineer, AI Agents
Austin, Texas, USA · Senior · full-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 140 days ago
TypeScriptPythonReactNext.jsNode.jsGrafanaMachine LearningLLMsAgentic AIResearchCollaboration
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About the role
- You're joining one of the world's top hedge funds to work on the technology that has everyone's attention right now.
- Walk the floor and you'll see your apps on almost everyone's screens.
- That kind of proximity to impact is rare in any engineering role.
Requirements
- Experience with enterprise auth, permissions, and integration-aware UX.
- Experience with observability tools such as Sentry or Grafana - Background building tools for expert users in demanding domains - finance, devtools, security, research Why Join?
Nice to have
- Our next major push is agents:
- 7+ years of professional software development with substantial modern frontend experience - Expert-level React and TypeScript.
- Strong Next.js experience and fluency with modern frontend architecture patterns.
- Strong understanding of state management, caching, rendering tradeoffs, and performance optimization.
- Strong product and UX judgment for complex, information-dense tools Preferred Qualifications.
- Experience shipping AI-native or agentic product features in production - Familiarity with LLM
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