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Back End Developer (Tysons Corner)

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wimmer solutionsTysons Corner (VA)

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πŸš€ Generative AI / Backend Developer Remote (US-Based) Are you passionate about building AI-powered products and shaping the future of cybersecurity? Our client, a cutting-edge startup focused on AI-driven application security, is looking for a Generative AI / Backend Developer to help build next-generation security automation solutions. This is an opportunity to join an early-stage team where your contributions will directly impact product direction, architecture, and customer success.
What You'll Do: βœ… Design and build backend systems that integrate with Generative AI models and APIs βœ… Develop scalable SaaS products that automate complex security workflows βœ… Work with emerging AI technologies and stay current with the latest research βœ… Optimize containerized deployments across cloud and on-prem environments βœ… Influence technical decisions and shape backend architecture βœ… Collaborate closely with founders and engineering leadership What We're Looking For βœ”οΈ 5+ years of software development experience βœ”οΈ Strong backend experience with Python, Go, TypeScript, or similar technologies βœ”οΈ Experience with SQL, NoSQL, Graph databases, and cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP) βœ”οΈ Hands-on experience with Generative AI tools such as OpenAI, Anthropic, or open-weight models βœ”οΈ SaaS platform development experience βœ”οΈ Understanding of application security concepts βœ”οΈ Excellent communication skills and a startup mindset Why Join? ⭐ Fully Remote (US) ⭐ Competitive Salary + Equity ⭐ Performance Bonuses ⭐ Medical, Dental & Vision Benefits ⭐ Flexible PTO ⭐ High-Growth Startup Environment ⭐ Opportunity to build revolutionary AI-powered cybersecurity solutions

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