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Full Stack Engineer

Ohm · San Francisco, CA · On-site

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About Ohm

Ohm helps engineering teams accelerate hardware development & testing. Backed by Y Combinator.

About the role

As a Full Stack Engineer, you’ll own and ship core parts of our platform for deploying AI agents within enterprises. You’ll work across the stack from data pipelines, agent infrastructure to customer-facing features to help scientists, engineers, and manufacturers accelerate innovation.

What they're looking for

  • Any (new grads ok) of experience
  • US citizen/visa only
  • Full-time Engineering role
More about this role

As a Full Stack Engineer, you’ll own and ship core parts of our platform for deploying AI agents within enterprises.

You’ll work across the stack from data pipelines, agent infrastructure to customer-facing features to help scientists, engineers, and manufacturers accelerate innovation.

This role is for someone who thrives on ownership, moves fast, and cares about impact.

Build and ship new agent capabilities end-to-end across our TypeScript + Python stack

Develop and optimize backend services that power large-scale LLM pipelines, agents, and real-time data interactions

Work on performance-critical data infrastructure for ingesting, querying, and visualizing time series data

Design and deploy tools to evaluate, fine-tune, and serve AI workflows and agents in production

Contribute to core platform engineering from CI/CD, observability, resilience, and developer experience

You have shipped meaningful products end-to-end, ideally across both backend and frontend

You have a first-principles understanding of AI agents, LLM workflows, or distributed systems

You take ownership. You care deeply about outcomes, not just tickets.

You communicate clearly and enjoy working collaboratively as...

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