Julius
Software Engineer - Product (New Grad)
San Francisco, CA
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 63 days ago
PythonReactNext.jsCSSTailwind CSSData ScienceIntercom
About the role
- Today, Julius writes and executes 1 million lines of code every 36 hours, has served over 1 million users and generated over 3 million data visualizations.
- We're a small technical team with experience from Uber, Facebook and Scale AI.
- Our interface has several moving parts including tool use, multi-step reasoning, code generation, code execution, file and secrets management, and more.
Responsibilities
- Build products that bring AI capabilities to millions of people
- Design and implement intuitive, responsive, and performant user interfaces
- Optimize application performance and ensure cross-browser compatibility
- Short paid work trial (2-5 days). Own and ship a project in Julius
- We are an early stage applied AI startup building agents that automate knowledge work with code.
- Building intuitive and performant user interfaces is critical to making Julius easy to use for over 1 million users.
- You will get to define and build the experiences for all of these as we scale to our future milestones.
- Own and ship a project in Julius
Requirements
- Experience with React, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Python
- Have previous internships or relevant experience where you've shipped production level code
- Strong understanding of frontend frontend primitives: component architecture, state management, streaming UIs, and performance profiling
Skills
- Strong understanding of backend systems, in particular - relational databases, caching, background jobs, and auth.
- Examples of live projects or products you've built
Benefits
- Health & dental insurance, gym reimbursement, daily team meals, commuter benefits
Company info
- What we're looking for:
- We're on a mission to enable one billion humans to become software creators, and we are starting with a focus on data science and analysis use cases.
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