Conductor
Backend Engineer
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About this role
Join Conductor, an AI orchestrator platform used by engineers at top companies, as a Backend Engineer working alongside co-founders to build cloud infrastructure for a team of coding agents. You'll help scale a rapidly growing product in a small, fast-moving startup environment with strong investor backing.
What you'll do
- Build and scale cloud backend systems supporting AI agent orchestration
- Design and implement APIs and services for the Conductor platform
- Optimize system performance and reliability as the user base grows
- Collaborate with co-founders on product architecture decisions
- Contribute to rapid product iteration and deployment cycles
- Help shape technical decisions for a small but growing engineering team
What they're looking for
- Cloud application development and scaling
- Backend engineering and API design
- TypeScript (or ability to quickly learn it)
- Database and infrastructure design
- Startup experience and fast-paced environment adaptability
- Strong software engineering fundamentals
- System design and architecture
- DevOps and deployment practices
Benefits
- Median salary with 90th percentile equity compensation
- Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance
- Broad expense policy for productivity and well-being
- In-person collaboration in San Francisco office
- High individual impact in a small team
- Focus on holistic health (sleep, nutrition, exercise, social support)
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Conductor
Conductor builds AI-powered coding agents that help developers write and understand code more efficiently. The company is hiring founding-level engineers and designers to shape the interfaces and core product of its developer-focused platform.
View all jobs at ConductorLikely interview questions
- Describe a time you scaled a cloud application from early stage to production—what were the key technical decisions?
- How do you approach making tradeoffs between speed and quality in a fast-moving startup?