FullStack Developer (UX Design) || Burlingame / Menlo Park, CA / Seattle, WA (Onsite) || Fulltime
FullStack Developer (UX Design) || Burlingame / Menlo Park, CA / Seattle, WA (Onsite) || Fulltime
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Build and ship production-grade web apps using Node.js + React/Next.jsDevelop performant iOS apps with Swift/SwiftUI and Android apps with Kotlin/Jetpack Compose
- Integrate AI capabilities: LLM APIs, tool use, vector DBs, memory, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and evaluation loops
- Design secure, scalable backend services in JavaScript/TypeScript or Python to orchestrate agentic workflows
- Deploy on AWS or GCP, using Docker, CI/CD, observability tooling, and IA (Terraform or CDK)
- Rapidly prototype, iterate, and polish features in tight collaboration with product, research, and design
- Deep experience with Node.js, React, and modern frontend architecture
- Native app development expertise in Swift/SwiftUI (iOS) and Kotlin/Jetpack Compose (Android)
- Backend experience with Node.js, Python, FastAPI, Next.js, LangChain, or similar frameworks
- Familiarity with cloud platforms (AWS or GCP), containerization, IaC (Terraform/CDK), and continuous delivery pipelines
- Strong product instincts and a passion for building clean, performant cross-platform apps
- Demonstrated success shipping AI-first features or applications powered by LLMs or agent frameworks
- Model training and fine-tuning pipelines using PyTorch or JAXOn-device inference with Core ML, NNAPI, or quantized model deployment
- High-performance systems experience with C/C++, Rust, or Go for native modules, low-latency pipelines, or WebAssemblyFamiliarity with the latest developments in AI technologies
- If interested, please share resume to Bishnuu@acestackllc.
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