LaunchDarkly
SDK Software Engineer, AI
About this role
Build feature-rich SDKs for LaunchDarkly's AI Configs platform that enable customers to control and optimize their GenAI functionality. You'll work primarily in Python and TypeScript on open-source SDKs with strong emphasis on performance, concurrency, and resiliency while collaborating with engineering and product teams on major features.
What you'll do
- Develop and maintain open-source AI SDKs with new features and modern practices
- Collaborate with engineering and product teams to implement and release major features
- Improve developer experience within the SDK and open-source repositories
- Identify areas for improvement and advocate for best practices
- Contribute to technology and product decision-making
- Drive quality through comprehensive testing including unit, integration, and load tests
What they're looking for
- Python (5+ years)
- TypeScript (5+ years)
- SDK and library development for developers
- AI SDK experience (OpenAI, Vercel AI)
- Computer science fundamentals
- Testing and benchmarking
- Production-ready code quality
- Open-source software contribution
Benefits
- Remote work (US-based)
- Competitive salary based on geographic zone ($145,500 - $235,400)
- Restricted Stock Units (RSUs)
- Health, vision, and dental insurance
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LaunchDarkly
LaunchDarkly builds a platform for feature management, AI configuration, and observability that helps teams control, monitor, and safely deploy software. The company is hiring Full Stack Engineers, SDK developers, and security specialists to expand its core platform capabilities, including AI-powered onboarding, release safety monitoring, enterprise integrations, and developer security tooling.
- Website
- launchdarkly.com
Likely interview questions
- Tell us about your experience building libraries or SDKs that other developers use. How did you approach developer experience and API design?
- Describe your experience with Python and TypeScript. Which do you prefer and why, and how have you approached writing idiomatic code in each language?