HappyRobot

HappyRobot

Senior Software Engineer - Full-Stack

San Francisco · Senior

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 214 days ago
TypeScriptGoNext.jsFull-Stack DevelopmentComputer VisionComplianceLogistics

About the role

  • At HappyRobot, Full Stack Engineers own meaningful parts of the product and infrastructure end-to-end.
  • We're looking for builders who thrive in ambiguity, care deeply about craft, and want real ownership over what they create.

Responsibilities

  • Build and own entire sections of the product, including major parts of the web application
  • Design, implement, and ship features end-to-end - from UI to APIs to infrastructure
  • Help optimize and scale our voice AI infrastructure, improving latency, reliability, and cost
  • Collaborate closely with founders and teammates to shape product direction
  • HappyRobot is the infrastructure for enterprises to build and orchestrate AI workforces.
  • We started in logistics, built our own voice stack, models, and orchestration layer from the ground up, and are now bringing that infrastructure to every enterprise that runs the real economy.

Requirements

  • 5+ years of professional experience
  • Front-end expertise with TypeScript and Next.js, including performance, UX, and clean architecture
  • Back-end experience with Go, building reliable, scalable systems
  • If you wish to exercise your rights of access, rectification, deletion, portability or opposition in relation to your personal data, you can do so through security@happyrobot.ai subject to the GDPR.
  • By submitting your request, you confirm that you have read and understood this clause and that you agree to the processing of your personal data as described.

Compensation

  • Top-Tier Compensation - Competitive salary + equity in a high-growth startup.

Benefits

  • Learn more about our vision in our manifesto. https://www.happyrobot.ai/blog/manifesto
  • Comprehensive Benefits - Healthcare, dental, vision coverage.

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