Backend Engineer (Python) — Forward Deployed
Backend Engineer (Python) — Forward Deployed
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Backend Engineering (Python)
- Extend and customize the Restack Boilerplate backend (Python)
- Build durable workflows, agent logic, and tool execution layers
- Integrate with enterprise APIs (internal tools, CRMs, ERPs, analytics, etc.)Implement evaluation pipelines, agent state/memory models, and simulation tasks
- Work with Temporal/Kubernetes-based execution flows (with our guidance)
- Build reusable Python modules that product teams can customize
- Forward-Deployed Engineering
- Join enterprise POCs and gather requirements from product teams
- Customize backend logic based on vertical-specific needs (support, operations, safety, compliance, etc.)Build domain-specific tools and enterprise integrations
- Debug and optimize agent workflows in customer environments
- Work closely with founders to iterate on product and boilerplate features
- Cross-Team WorkPair with frontend FDEs to build complete end-to-end prototypes
- Provide backend insights to help product teams design better agent behavior
- Help define the "enterprise-ready" Python backend experience for Restack
- You're a Good Fit If You…Have 1–4 years of experience with PythonCan design and ship backend services quickly
- Enjoy solving real customer problems in the field
- Feel comfortable integrating with unfamiliar APIs quickly
- Have basic understanding of: event-driven systemsworkflow enginesREST/gRPC APIscontainerized deployments
- Want a role that mixes engineering + product + customer-facing work
- Experience with Temporal, LLM APIs, Kubernetes
- Experience in enterprise or compliance-heavy environments
- Interest in AI agent evaluation or simulations
- Your work powers the backend of enterprise AI agent deployments
- You'll help shape the reference backend for the entire Restack ecosystem
- You'll collaborate directly with US enterprise product teams
- Exposure to cutting-edge AI workflows and durable execution models
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