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Software Engineer - Backend / Platform

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present of aiNew York (NY)

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About the role

The role is about building and running the backend services that tie together campaign setup, scheduling, phone and text delivery, and results reporting. A strong candidate has real production experience in TypeScript or Rust, understands concurrency and messy event handling, and can explain clearly how a system works and where it might break. Good judgment on permissions, retries, and recovery matters as much as writing code. How it fits the AI era The work sits right next to AI models, speech generation, and live calls, so much of the backend challenge is handling delays, failures, and uncertain responses from those parts. AI can speed up writing code and tests, but deciding how a long-running operation should recover, who is allowed to access what, and how to trust the evidence collected still takes careful human judgment. How it builds AI experience The company runs its own fine-tuned model, voice synthesis, and phone infrastructure, so an engineer here would see how AI components behave inside a real product, including latency and failure handling. Someone building toward this could practice by wiring a speech or language model API into a call or messaging flow and handling timeouts and retries. Worth showing Production TypeScript or Rust services Async and concurrent system design Retry and recovery handlingAWS deployment and monitoring Clear design and incident writing This is our own read, written from the employer's posting and the company's Spotlight. The employer's posting is the source of truth for the role. About GhostEyeGhostEye develops an autonomous red teaming platform that emulates sophisticated social engineering operations to evaluate corporate defenses.

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