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Full Stack Software Engineer, OpenAI Edu

San Francisco (Remote)$230k–$385kfulltimemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Join OpenAI's Education team as a Full Stack Engineer to build AI-powered learning products for schools, universities, and learners worldwide. You'll own projects end-to-end across the stack, working with learning scientists and cross-functional partners to create education experiences grounded in real learning outcomes.

What you'll do

  • Build and ship full-stack product experiences for OpenAI's education offerings
  • Own projects from ideation and technical design through launch and iteration
  • Collaborate with learning scientists to translate educational goals into product decisions
  • Partner with design, data, and cross-functional teams on user experience quality
  • Define engineering foundations, patterns, and technical direction for the education team
  • Contribute to both consumer and B2B education product experiences

What they're looking for

  • TypeScript and React
  • Backend languages (Python, Go, Rust, or similar)
  • Distributed systems concepts
  • Relational databases (Postgres/MySQL)
  • Full-stack web development
  • Product-driven development mindset
  • Production reliability and performance optimization
  • Interest in AI/ML
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OpenAI

OpenAI builds AI infrastructure and products, including large-scale data center campuses for AI computing and generative AI applications for enterprise customers. The company is hiring civil engineers, project engineers, electrical design engineers, data center R&D engineers, and AI deployment engineers to expand its infrastructure capabilities and help customers deploy AI solutions.

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Likely interview questions

  • Walk us through a full-stack project you've owned end-to-end, from ideation through launch. What was your decision-making process, and how did you handle trade-offs between frontend and backend?
  • Tell us about a time you worked with non-technical stakeholders (like product, design, or domain experts) to translate requirements into technical solutions. How did you navigate conflicting priorities?
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