Member of Technical Staff, Infrastructure
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What you'll do
- Work on agent infrastructure and orchestration
- Develop ML infrastructure
- Manage model benchmarking at scale
- Perform full stack web development
- Improve developer and user experience
- Drive process optimization
- Address infrastructure challenges including container orchestration, sandboxing, distributed filesystems, cloud architecture, and database systems
What they're looking for
- Driven engineer excited to take ownership on hard problems
- Ability to ship creative, useful solutions
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About LatchBio
Our mission is to advance humanity's ability to engineer biology. We approach this by understanding and improving AI’s application to biology use cases such as therapeutics and biosecurity. We are a group of engineers, scientists, and operations specialists who are driven by improving capabilities and interpretability. Some of our work is showcased on benchmarks.bio.
About this role
You will be working on problems including agent infrastructure and orchestration, ML infrastructure, model benchmarking at scale, full stack web development, developer and user experience, and process optimization. Infrastructure challenges span container orchestration, sandboxing, distributed filesystems, cloud architecture, and database systems.
How we work
Our engineering team is in-person in San Francisco. We look for driven engineers who are excited to take ownership on hard problems and ship creative, useful solutions.
Hiring process
Our process is typically completed within two weeks.
• Round 1: Introduction
• Round 2: Takehome Coding Project
• Round 3: Technical
• Round 4: Final/ 2-Day Paid Onsite Project
• Offer
Compensation & Benefits
$180k–$250k/yr
Equity
Unlimited PTO (truly)
Office in China Basin, San Francisco
Office meals
Company
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