LiveFlow
Graduate Engineer - AI Agents
San Francisco (Remote)fulltimeentryAdded 1 month ago
About this role
Join LiveFlow as a Graduate Engineer to help develop AI agents for their innovative finance platform. This hybrid role allows recent graduates to contribute to impactful projects and gain hands-on experience alongside a talented team in a dynamic environment.
What you'll do
- Learn about finance team operations to enhance their workflows
- Build product features across the technology stack
- Contribute to workflows that automate complex tasks
- Develop APIs and systems for the core platform
- Improve internal tools and engineering processes
- Write clean and maintainable code while adhering to best practices
What they're looking for
- Strong software engineering fundamentals
- Curiosity about AI and developer tools
- Ability to learn quickly
- Experience with modern programming languages
- Product mindset focused on user outcomes
- High ownership and adaptability
- Exposure to AI tools (preferred but not required)
- Experience with backend/frontend frameworks (preferred but not required)
Benefits
- Hybrid work model
- Opportunity for early ownership of projects
- Collaborate with experienced engineers
- Access to AI coding tools
- Fast-paced, growth-oriented environment
- Professional development opportunities
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LiveFlow
LiveFlow builds an innovative accounting and finance platform powered by AI agents that streamline financial operations. The company is hiring Software Engineers and Graduate Engineers to develop and enhance these AI-driven systems through full-stack, collaborative product work.
- Website
- liveflow.io
Likely interview questions
- Walk us through a project you've built from scratch. What was your technical approach, and what would you do differently today?
- How would you approach learning Elixir and Phoenix if you've primarily worked with other languages? What's your learning strategy?